![“Harnessing the organization's full potential is essential to implementing sustainable practices site-wide,” says Katie Gillespie, Accupac’s chief human resources officer. “This is achieved by encouraging behavior-based changes, offering education and fostering a culture of sustainability. Every process and project must prioritize continuous improvement and sustainability, ensuring these principles are ingrained in our organization's core values and actions.”](https://img.gcimagazine.com/files/base/allured/all/image/2024/05/AdobeStock_353393822.66395f1666eab.png?auto=format%2Ccompress&q=70&w=700)
“Harnessing the organization's full potential is essential to implementing sustainable practices site-wide,” says Katie Gillespie, Accupac’s chief human resources officer. “This is achieved by encouraging behavior-based changes, offering education and fostering a culture of sustainability. Every process and project must prioritize continuous improvement and sustainability, ensuring these principles are ingrained in our organization's core values and actions.”
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Beauty manufacturing is a key component of the industry’s—and indeed individual brands’ and products’—ecological footprint. To minimize or even eliminate these impacts requires complex calculations across many factors.