2011 Annual Report

Press Release
WASHINGTON, May 08 /CSRwire/ - The Stewardship Action Council (SAC) has released its first annual report, highlighting the growth of the association and the activities of its membership. The 60-page report features an Executive Summary, which includes highlights of SAC’s first year, its creation, membership, organizational goals and accomplishments. A complete copy is posted on the SAC website.

“In just one short year, SAC has grown to 73 members.  Our mission – to raise the level of social, environmental, and economic performance through shared responsibility and collaboration among business, non-governmental, academic, and government organizations – is one our members take to heart,” said SAC Executive Director Anne Vogel-Marr.

Founding members of SAC include: American University, Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, BMW, Calvert Investments, CLF Ventures, DM Petroleum,  Johnson& Johnson, Michelin, Pfizer, PRIZIM, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, Wildlife Habitat Council and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. A complete list of SAC members is available on the SAC website.

“We are a learning organization, sharing best practices and unique perspectives with each other in many ways over the past year. Topics have spanned the ecological and natural resources arena, workers and their surrounding communities, and the interface of these resources in creating an ever more sustainable economy. And we are planning to do much more in 2012,” added SAC President Bill Bozzo, DM Petroleum Operations Company.

Complete Report

Executive Summary

Member Pages

Alliance Members

• A Nurtured World, Inc.
• American University
• Campbell Institute of the NSC
• CLF Ventures
• Cool Choices
• Domincan University of California
• Ecological Society of America
• Indiana Department of Environmental Management
• Indiana Partners for Pollution Prevention
• Iowa Department of Natural Resources
• Keep America Beautiful
• Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
• National Pollution Prevention Roundtable
• New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services
• North Carolina Division of Environmental Assistance and Outreach
• South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
• Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation
• University of Texas at Arlington -- Zero Waste Network
• Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
• Washington State Department of Ecology
• West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection
• Wildlife Habitat Council
• Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

Participating Members

• 3M Company, Menomonie and Cumberland Plants
• American Synthetic Rubber Company, a division of Michelin North America
• BF Goodrich Tire Manufacturing, a division of Michelin North America
• Bio-PAPPEL
• Centennial High School
• Cordis USA
• Covanta Alexandria/Arlington, Inc.
• Covanta Fairfax, Inc.
• Covanta Hennepin Energy Resource
• Covanta Hudson Valley Renewable Energy
• Covanta Indianapolis, Inc.
• Covanta Montgomery, Inc.
• Covanta Onondaga, Onondaga County Resource Recovery Facility
• Depuy Orthopaedics, Inc.
• DM Petroleum Operations Company: Bayou Choctaw, Big Hill, Bryan Mound, West Hackberry
• Hopewell Cogeneration Facility
• Ideal Jacobs
• Janssen Research & Development, L.L.C.
• Lockheed Martin
• Management and Engineering Services, L.L.C.
• Michelin North America, Inc.
• Pfizer Inc., Global Logistics and Supply
• PRIZIM, Inc.
• West Liberty Foods: West Liberty, IA, Mount Pleasant, IA, and Tremonton, UT