Encore Demonstrates Measurable Progress on Responsible Business Priorities

Encore Demonstrates Measurable Progress on Responsible Business Priorities

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Illuminating a Brighter Future Report highlights global progress through an 18% reduction in emissions intensity, $50 million in community in-kind donations, and recognition among Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For®

SCHILLER PARK, Ill., Sept. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Encore, a global leader in event production and technology, today announced the release of its 2026 Responsible Business Report, Illuminating a Brighter Future. The report showcases the progress Encore has made in advancing its people-first culture, reducing environmental impact, strengthening communities, and building trust through responsible business practices.

2026 Responsible Business Program Report Infographic

“This year’s report demonstrates that success is not only measured by what we achieve, but by how we achieve it. Our team members continue to bring our values to life through their dedication to our customers, communities, and one another, around the world,” said Ben Erwin, President & CEO at Encore. “Responsible business is embedded in our culture and operations, and the report reflects our journey and our commitment to continuous improvement.”

Key Highlights from the Report:

Empowering People

  • Recognized as one of Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For®
  • Encore team members completed over 379,000 training hours worldwide
  • Contributed $50 million in in-kind donations, supporting more than 4,500 nonprofit and community-based organizations worldwide
  • Expanded opportunities for career advancement, leadership development, and technical skills training across the organization

Environmental Progress

  • 18% reduction in Global GHG emissions intensity from 2022 to 2025
  • Remarketed more than 397,000 pounds of equipment assets through Encore’s asset reuse initiatives
  • Expanded electric vehicle and hybrid fleet operations across six countries

Responsible Growth

  • Earned an EcoVadis Silver Medal in 2026, placing Encore among the top 15% of companies assessed globally for sustainability performance
  • Maintained 95% compliance in team member data privacy training

“Our approach to responsible business reflects the progress we have made, and a shift from measurement to action,” said Patrick Sullivan, Director of Sustainability & Social Impact. “By strengthening our emissions data, advancing practical pathways to decarbonize our business, and investing in our people and solutions, we are building our program designed to create long-term value for our customers while supporting a more responsible future for the events industry.”

As the meetings and events industry continues to evolve, Encore remains committed to helping customers create experiences that drive business outcomes while operating responsibly.

To read the full report and learn more about Encore’s responsible business initiatives, visit www.encoreglobal.com/impact.

About Encore

Encore is a global leader in event production, supporting meeting and event professionals with event technology and production. Committed to delivering an exceptional customer experience, the company is guided by its purpose to connect and inspire, supporting more than 2,200 premier event venues, including hotels, convention centers and corporate campuses worldwide. Encore is one of the 2026 Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For® for the second year and has been a certified Great Place To Work™ for five years running, reflecting the company’s investment in its people as the foundation of customer success. Headquartered in Schiller Park, Illinois, Encore operates in 23 countries across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Australia, and Asia Pacific. Learn more at encoreglobal.com and connect with Encore on LinkedIn.

Contact: candace.mueller@encoreglobal.com

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