BASF partners with McMaster University and CRH to support the future leaders for transition to a low-carbon economy

MISSISSAUGA, ON, December 20, 2019-  BASF Canada joins McMaster University, public research institution founded in 1887 in Hamilton, and CRH, leading global diversified building materials business, to contribute to the development of future environmental leaders.

In this regard, BASF Canada will sponsor one seat at McMaster University’s Circular Economy, Carbon Mitigation or Leading Transition Certificate courses, providing to a Canadian professional or Graduate student with the opportunity to take one of the programs at no cost.

“We are proud of being part of this sustainable movement. Sustainability is deeply rooted in BASF’s core values and that is why we couldn’t’ miss the opportunity to make our contribution to Canada’s first Circular Economy course, by facilitating the access of a student and participating as industry advisors” stated Amy Sandhu, Manager, Sustainability and Government Relations, BASF Canada.

These programs present an opportunity to gain foundational knowledge and explore practice exercises from experienced business leaders and grant ongoing access to resources to support lifelong learning.

More information about the program or the sponsored seat program at: https://www.mcmaster.ca/sept/learninghub/