Webinar: Sustainable Furnishing Options

    Nov 01, 2022 @ 06:31 PM / by Catherine Tylke

    2022 CORT webinar

    How can you offer sustainable furnishing options?

    According to our recent sustainability survey, 42% of companies are actively considering adding furnishing rental and 19% have already done so.

    Webinar

    November 9

    Session 1:9:30 AM Boston / 3:30 PM Brussels

    Session 2:11:30 AM San Francisco / 2:30 PM Boston

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    We appreciate that this timing does not work for everyone. If you’re interested but unable to join us for the live event, please register to receive access to the recording.

     

    Furnishing rental is gaining traction in the industry as an effective alternative to household goods shipments. It provides mobile employees with the choice of how to furnish their homes while on assignment. For the business, renting furnishings can be easier to manage, more economical, faster to deploy, and more sustainable.

    Join us for a 30-minute webinar as we speak with CORT Global Network to understand how rental furnishings can be an effective way to increase sustainability and agility within mobility programs.

    (And watch this space for the imminent release of our new Furnishing Rental Reports, using curated data from CORT Global Network!)

     

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    Topics: Mobility Policy, Global Mobility, Pulse Survey, trends in global mobility, furniture allowance, Talent, Data Analytics, Furnishing Rental

    Catherine Tylke

    Written by Catherine Tylke

    Currently based in London, Catherine joined AIRINC in 2008 as a data surveyor in the Brussels office where she conducted over 35 on-site surveys in nearly 30 countries. She moved to the European Business Development team in 2011, assisting with responses to tenders and providing support for internal projects. In her current roles, Catherine coordinates AIRINC’s global marketing activities. She received her B.A. in Comparative Literature in French and Spanish from Brown University in 2005, which included a semester abroad in Santiago de Chile. A native English speaker, she grew up in Brussels, Belgium and is fluent in French and Spanish.