Transparency is the New Green in Product Selection and Specification, Part 14: Intl. Cellulose, ISE Logik & Unilock

Recorded Thu, May 14, 12–1pm ET

Welcome to our webinar series featuring building product MFRs making credibly greener & healthier products. Whether you're a MFR or an AECO you'll find value in hearing these product and marketing leaders share stories about their transparency journeys, strategies and innovations.

Join us to learn about

• Which products have disclosures; what they learned and been doing to improve
• Project & application stories
• Using product transparency to make better informed specification decisions
• How to use the Transparency Catalog – Do more in 1 click!

With special guests

• Lauren Kempe, CSI, Architectural Sales Representative | International Cellulose Corporation (ICC)
• Brad Swanson, ASLA, RLA, CSI, CDT, LEED AP, Director of Commercial Sales | Unilock
• Dean E. Craft, DBA, CSI CDT, ASTM, ACI, LtCol USMCR (ret.), Principal | ISE Logik Industries
• Terry Swack, Founder & CEO | Sustainable Minds – Moderator

International Cellulose Corporation [1] is the industry's leading developer and manufacturer of spray-applied thermal & acoustical finish systems. ICC’s products consist of plant-based fibers and specialty water-based adhesives and utilized as exposed interior finishes for commercial projects.

ISE Logik Industries [2] is a specialty chemicals company that manufacturers and distributes the best in class concrete moisture vapor reduction admixture directly to the ready mix industry. Our solutions are operationally supportable by the industry and economically feasible for project teams.

Unilock [3] is North America's premier manufacturer of concrete interlocking paving stones and segmental wall products. Our unique product collections enable designers to create beautiful and unique outdoor spaces without compromising on quality.

With over 500% growth in usage over 2019, including every building product MFR in North America investing in product transparency across 25 MasterFormat® divisions and 750+ sections, find out why and how AECOs and MFRs are using the Transparency Catalog [4].