RESET Standard Transitions to Non-Profit Organization to Accelerate Global Regeneration Mission
RESET Standard – the leading performance-based standards and certification provider for building and product sustainability – today announced its transformation into a non-profit organization, reinforcing its commitment to advancing regenerative practices across the built environment. The new structure reflects RESET’s evolution from a standard and certification program to a comprehensive platform empowering measurable pathways to decarbonize while increasing circularity and health.
"Transitioning to non-profit status allows us to more fully serve our mission of empowering regeneration. This structural evolution enables us to prioritize impact, expand our reach to organizations of all sizes, and accelerate the built environment's transition to a circular and regenerative economy."
- Stanton Wong, Executive Director
Since inception, RESET has had one clear goal: to make health, sustainability, and regeneration measurable, actionable, and impactful.
"RESET has always been unique in its focus on research and development, pioneering measurable approaches to advance sustainability and regeneration. The non-profit status will help us further deepen this focus. It’s an exciting time."
- Raefer Wallis, Founder and Chairman
As an objective, science-based organization, RESET will continue its global work to develop innovative tools and methodologies while making its standards and resources more accessible to the broader sustainability community. This new chapter allows RESET to create an even greater positive change for people and the planet.
About RESET Standard
RESET Standard is a non-profit organization providing a global framework for measurable sustainability in the built environment. Through performance and data-driven standards, RESET helps organizations reduce environmental impact and improve human health.
Originally born in 2009 as a program within GIGA (Green Ideas Green Actions) – a social enterprise focused on environmental sustainability and regeneration in the built environment – RESET is now used in over 25 countries, across thousands of projects.
