Practical common sense is what made Wilsonart International the leading decorative surfacing company we are today. For nearly seven decades we have taken care of our Customers, striving to make them successful. Year in and year out we have incrementally made the Company stronger as well. A third critical leg of our success is grounded in engaging the hearts and the minds of our People allowing the perpetuation of these first two articles of our practicality.

— Bill DiGaetano, president, North America

Sustainability represents respect, responsibility, and commitment. Respect for the customer, our employees, and the environment. Responsibility to do the right thing. Commitment to continuous improvement.

— Susan Simpson, controller

Sustainability is the ultimate goal in the evolution of modern manufacturing. To be able to produce high quality goods in a manner that has no waste or negative environmental impact is a win for everyone!

— Ricky Crow, general manager, Adhesives

Sustainability is in Wilsonart's culture. It's about doing the right things for the right reasons. Wilsonart's goal is to be valued as leading advances in sustainability in all the businesses we participate in.

— William R. Booth, vice president, Manufacturing-Laminate, North America

Sustainability will create new business opportunities for both our customers and Wilsonart.

— Ron Gagnon, vice president, product development, design and marketing

Our commitment to Sustainability and keeping both (our) two worlds prosperous and safe are grounded in the same elements of sensible realities; do the right thing, for the right reason every time. Simple words on paper, or undeniable demonstrated actions? The latter is what has and will define Wilsonart International’s conscience – our actions will meet your expectations.

— Bill DiGaetano, president, North America

Sustainable design is integrated design. Understanding the complete requirement for sustainable design allows industry professionals to make product recommendations that are in line with the total desire to minimize environmental impact and create true sustainability.

— Tim Atkinson, vice president, sales

Sustainability will reshape and redefine Wilsonart's business processes and create new opportunities to deliver value for our customers and Wilsonart.

— Ron Gagnon, vice president, product development, design and marketing

Achieving a sustainable business model is perhaps one of the most difficult and one of the most pressing goals we face. It requires on the part of all of us commitment, action, partnerships and, sometimes, sacrifices of our traditional life patterns and personal interests. Wilsonart, as a global company, can help achieve that goal by promoting sound environmental practices and helping support the heath and wellness of all of our employees and the community.

— Kevin Sweeney, director, environmental, health & safety