Sustana welcomes Aaron Ling as Director of Sustainability

Sustana, a manufacturer of premium, sustainable recycled fiber and paper products, announces the appointment of Aaron Ling to Director of Sustainability. In this role Aaron will be responsible for driving the implementation of Sustana’s ESG initiatives and supporting the development of the group’s sustainability strategy.

Aaron holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Concordia University and has several accreditations and certifications including Economic Sustainable Project Delivery, Decision Analysis Training and is an Accredited Professional from the Green Building Council of Australia. Aaron has 17 years of experience in Corporate Sustainability target setting, reporting and scenario analysis. Aaron has a wealth of international experience having worked in Japan, Canada, Australia, and the United States.

“We are excited to have Aaron join Sustana to develop our sustainability strategy and strengthen our ability to serve our customers”, said Philip Rundle, Sustana’s Chief Commercial Officer. “Brands, converters, printers and consumers have an increased focus on sustainability and the expertise Aaron brings to our team will solidify our position as the leaders in sustainable fiber, paper and packaging solutions in North America.”
more at: https://www.sustanagroup.com/newsroom/sustana-welcomes-aaron-ling-as-director-of-sustainability-2/

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