Celgene GHQ Expansion

October 2014

ENVIRONMENTAL METRICS REPORTING

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ENVIRONMENTAL METRICS REPORTING

Measuring the furniture

specifications you are planning for

the expansion of your GHQ against

the rigor of recognized and

respected certifications in

sustainability is an effective way to

understand the environmental

performance of products you

purchase from Steelcase. This

Environmental Metrics Report includes

data on your product mix against

dimensions of potential contributions to

LEED, indoor air quality, BIFMA level

certification and Cradle to Cradle

certification. As well, we’ve included

aggregate recycled content data.

We look forward to our discussion.

Environmental goals and initiatives

Celgene environmental metrics

report

Steelcase sustainability report

ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS AND INITIATIVES

CELGENE GOALS

ACHIEVING YOUR ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS

Employee awareness

Pollution prevention and waste minimization

Supply chain impacts

Energy and fuel conservation

Performance improvement

Water conservation

Reporting and disclosure

A MULTI-FACETED APPROACH TO SUSTAINABLE PRODUCT DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING

• Science and metrics based foundation

• Materials Chemistry

• Lifecycle Assessment

• Reduce / Reuse

MEASURES THEY CAN UNDERSTAND AND TRUST

• SCS Indoor Advantage for indoor air quality

• BIFMA level certification

• Cradle to Cradle

• FSC certification for sustainable wood

OPPORTUNITIES TO HELP THEM EARN LEED CREDITS

• Innovation in Design Credits

• Sustainable education

• Ergonomics strategy

• Cradle to Cradle certification

• Low emitting materials – systems furniture

• Product Environmental Profiles

• Recycled content

STEELCASE ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS AND INITIATIVES CUSTOMER’S REQUEST

WHAT IS IT?

Developed by the US Green Building Council, LEED is intended to provide

building owners and operators a concise framework for measurable green

building design, construction, operations, and maintenance solutions.

WHY IS THIS RELEVANT TO YOU?

• LEED certification offers a way to demonstrate your commitment green

building

• Steelcase can potentially help you with your green building goals in the

following ways:

• Recycled content

• Regional materials

• Rapidly renewable materials

• Certified wood

• Low-emitting materials

• Daylight and views

• Sustainable purchasing

• Innovation credits

LEED BUILDING CERTIFICATION CONTRIBUTIONS

WHAT IS IT?

We pursue industry-independent, third-party testing and indoor air

quality certification for many of our products and materials through

the Scientific Certification Systems Indoor Advantage™ program:

• Demonstrates compliance to ANSI/BIFMA criteria for low-emitting

furniture.

• Indoor Advantage Gold certification also demonstrates compliance

to California 01350, ASHRAE 189.1, and

CHPS Collaborative for High Performance Schools Criteria

for furniture.

WHY IS THIS RELEVANT TO YOU?

• People spend as much as 90% of their time indoors, either at

home, work, or school. SCS Certified furniture can help limit the

amount of VOCs and other pollutants going into the air around you.

• SCS Indoor Advantage Certified furniture may contribute towards

points needed for the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED

certification.

INDOOR AIR QUALITY

level

WHAT IS IT?

The BIFMA e3 sustainability standard was developed specifically

for the contract furniture industry. It is a point-based system that

spans social responsibility, energy use, materials selection, and

human and ecosystem health impacts. Manufacturers earn points

in these categories, and can certify their products at three

different levels

WHY IS THIS RELEVANT TO YOU?

• This certification allows for an apples to apples comparison of

products across the furniture industry.

• The objective is to provide a measurable market-based

definitions of progressively more sustainable furniture.

BIFMA LEVEL CERTIFICATION

WHAT IS IT?

The Cradle to Cradle Certified program is a multi-attribute eco-

label that assesses a product’s impact on humans and the

environment and evaluates its design for future life cycles.

We offer more Cradle to Cradle Certified products than any other

company in any industry globally.

WHY IS THIS RELEVANT TO YOU?

• Cradle to Cradle certification is internationally recognized

across all industries.

• The program provides guidelines to help businesses implement

the Cradle to Cradle framework, which focuses on using

materials evaluated for environmental and human health and

components that can be disassembled and recycled as

technical nutrients or composted as biological nutrients

CRADLE TO CRADLE

RECYCLED CONTENT

The portion of a product that is made from materials that are

diverted from the waste stream.

There are two types of recycled content:

• PRE-CONSUMER: Materials that have not fulfilled a life in a

product. This can be materials that are leftover in the

manufacturing process that are diverted from the waste stream

(e.g., recycling leftover trimmings from a fabric mill).

• POST-CONSUMER: Materials / products that have served their

purpose to consumers and are ‘waste’ to the end-user. These

materials are to be repurposed or reprocessed to become a

part in a new product. (i.e., steel that was recovered from a

Think Chair at the end of its life).

RECYCLABLE CONTENT

The potential % or portion of the product that can be

disassembled / broken down and reprocessed to avoid sending it

to landfill or incineration.

RECYCLED AND RECYCLABLE CONTENT

YOUR ENVIRONMENTAL METRICS REPORT

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• Total Weight:

• Recycled Content:

• Total Pre-Consumer Recycled

Content:

• Total Post-Consumer Recycled

Content:

• Total Waste Diverted from Landfill:

• Total Recycled Steel:

• Total Recycled Particle Board:

• Total Recycled Cast Aluminum:

3,270,000 lbs.

2,293,000 lbs.

2,165,000 lbs.

128,000 lbs.

663,000 lbs.

184,000 lbs.

2,101,000 lbs.

8,000 lbs.

of the Steelcase product

purchased contributes

to LEED Projects

100%

Environmental Metrics Report

SUSTAINABILITY

of the Steelcase product

purchased achieved

Indoor Air Quality

Certification

100%

of the Steelcase product

purchased holds BIFMA

level Certification

100% of the Steelcase product

purchased have

achieved Cradle to

Cradle Certification

89%

Products Quantity

Potential SCS

Indoor Advantage

Certified IAQ per

LEED

Potential Cradle to

Cradle Certified

Potential

LEVEL®

Certified

Potential

Contribution

to LEED

Projects

Answer – BIFMA typical open plan

workstation 1,185 Yes Yes Yes Yes

Currency – BIFMA typical open plan 23 Yes No Yes Yes

EE6 – Private Office BIFMA typical

workstation 3,009 Yes Yes Yes Yes

FrameOne 9 Yes No Yes Yes

Groupwork – Rectangular Table 80 Yes Yes Yes Yes

Series 9000 - BIFMA Typical Open

Plan Workstation 1 Yes Yes Yes Yes

Universal Storage – Pedestal, Mobile 624 Yes Yes Yes Yes

Universal Worksurface 1,368 Yes No Yes Yes

Universal Worksurface Supports /

Legs 3,971 Yes No Yes Yes

TOTAL 3,861

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Product Mix Detail Certifications

SUSTAINABILITY

Products

Quantit

y

Recycled

Content (lbs)

Total Pre-Consumer

Recycled Content

(lbs)

Total Post-

Consumer

Recycled Content

(lbs)

Total Waste

Diverted from

Landfill (lbs)

Answer – BIFMA typical open plan

workstation 1,185 240,800 172,778.44 68,021.14 372,884.59

Currency – BIFMA typical open plan 46 10,295 10,175.12 119.97 890.06

EE6 – Private Office BIFMA typical

workstation 2,406 1,964,009 1,922,573.12 41,435.93 202,463.97

FrameOne 9 2,823 2,152.34 670.32 3,412.53

Groupwork – Rectangular Table 80 2,256 2,080.00 176.80 735.92

Series 9000 - BIFMA Typical Open

Plan Workstation 1 256 175.97 80.00 340.49

Universal Storage – Pedestal, Mobile 624 19,413 5,709.60 13,703.04 57,098.50

Universal Worksurface 200 46,102 46,101.60 --- 686.39

Universal Worksurface Supports /

Legs 1,128 7,446 3,256.38 4,209.47 24,224.32

TOTAL 3,861 2,293,419 2,156,003 128,417 662,737

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Product Mix Detail Certifications

SUSTAINABILITY

Based on our review of the environmental metrics of

your current product mix, we would suggest the following

opportunities and next steps:

1. Consider the IAQ percentage: can we increase this

to 100%?

2. Consider BIFMA level certification: are you interested

in introducing a new certification into your green

procurement guidelines?

3. Consider Cradle to Cradle certification: are you

interested in introducing a new certification into your

green procurement guidelines?

4. The recycled content metrics may resonate with your

internal stakeholders (communications pieces).

5. Discuss opportunities for real estate optimization

while supporting new ways of working.

6. Link environmental goals to wellness initiatives.

7. What would you like to see next?

OPPORTUNITIES AND NEXT STEPS

PRODUCT MIX

Answer

Frame One

Elective Elements Think

STEELCASE SUSTAINABILITY REPORT

In 2006, we pledged to reduce our global environmental footprint by 25

percent by 2012. Reducing our environmental footprint globally means

keeping careful watch on our greenhouse gas emissions, water consumption,

energy use, and waste.

Since the goal reset in 2006, the company has reduced its greenhouse gas

emissions by 37 percent, its water consumption by 54 percent and VOC

emissions by 53 percent, and its waste by 23 percent.

Since Steelcase began tracking these metrics in 2001, the company’s

cumulative reduction has been 58 percent, 75 percent, 95 percent and 71

percent, respectively.

SUSTAINABILITY COMMITMENT

KEY METRICS

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