Brand Story – Sustainability is a big concern for businesses and governments today. Addressing transportation, including the commute, as a key part of sustainability offers substantial gains and benefits. Lead the way for a better today and tomorrow by empowering your employees to use greener commute options—tap into free resources and tools.
Sustainability is a big concern for businesses and governments today. Consumer preferences for more sustainable products and services are on the rise. More employees, particularly millennials and gen z, prefer jobs with environmentally minded, socially responsible companies. There’s been a steady increase in adopting more sustainable lifestyles, too, and public concern about environmental issues and policies have grown.
Addressing transportation, including the commute, as a key part of sustainability offers substantial environmental gains and benefits. Drive alone commuting significantly adds to harmful air emissions and pollution, while contributing to both individual and organizational carbon footprints. By encouraging greener commute options, businesses and governments can reduce a sizable portion of their transportation-related emissions and impacts.
Lead the way in sustainability for a better today and tomorrow by empowering your employees to use greener commute options. Tap into free resources, tools, and support services available from Get There Oregon and our network of partners.
SUPPORT TOOLS & SERVICES
Get support creating a turnkey and cost-effective employee program from Get There Oregon and our network of partners
Tap into Oregon’s free tool Get There Connect to help employees with commute planning and matching up into carpools and/or vanpools (see reverse/below).
Promote sustainable commute options and support services to employees—Get There Oregon and partners can provide employee materials and support.
Brand stories are paid content articles that allow Oregon Business advertisers to share news about their organizations and engage with readers on business and public policy issues. The stories are produced in house by the Oregon Business marketing department. For more information, contact associate publisher Courtney Kutzman.
