MEMA – The Vehicle Suppliers Association has launched its MEMA Sustainability Council, a dedicated forum for sustainability executives and professionals to learn, share best practices, and collaborate on solutions that will drive sustainability across the vehicle supplier industry.
MEMA says the new council builds on the legacy of the MEMA EHS&S Council, which has long supported environmental, health, safety, and sustainability professionals in the OE automotive sector. As sustainability becomes increasingly vital, MEMA recognized the need to expand its outreach to support a wider range of members.
The MEMA Sustainability Council is open to sustainability leaders and professionals from supplier-member companies at both MEMA OE Suppliers and MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers. Beginning in 2025, council members will convene quarterly in metro Detroit for in-person meetings, with a virtual alternative when travel is not an option, MEMA says.
“This is an exciting time for the MEMA Center for Sustainability and our members in the vehicle supplier industry,” says John Chalifoux, chief sustainability officer, MEMA. “The launch of the MEMA Sustainability Council aligns with our mission to meet members wherever they are on their sustainability journey.”
For more information about the MEMA Center for Sustainability and the new Sustainability Council, visit mema.org/networking-groups/sustainability-council or contact Bryan Russell, senior director, MEMA Center for Sustainability at [email protected].
