Leadership in sustainability is essential for creating healthier communities and a resilient future. Andersen Corporation’s announcement of George Bandy Jr’s reelection as Board Chair for the Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), as shared on LinkedIn, highlights his dedication to advancing equity and sustainability in the built environment. Bandy’s vision aligns with Andersen’s mission to foster a healthier and more sustainable world. His contributions inspire meaningful progress in improving health, resilience, and environmental stewardship across industries. This recognition underscores the importance of leadership in driving positive change.

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George Bandy Jr Reelected as Board Chair for the Green Business Certification Inc.

Published April 24, 2025, 9:50 AM EST

George Bandy Jr. has been re-elected as Chair of the Board of Directors for Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI). Bandy, Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer at Andersen Corporation, brings over 25 years of experience in sustainability leadership. His re-election underscores GBCI’s commitment to advancing sustainability, resilience, and equity within the built environment. Under his leadership, GBCI continues to promote sustainable practices through third-party certification and credentialing, aligning with the growing demand for buildings that enhance occupant health, reduce environmental impact, and contribute to community well-being.

April 24, 2025 – Daytona Beach, FL

HG Homeclub, the premier resource for home improvement industry intelligence, reports that George Bandy Jr., Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer at Andersen Corporation, has been re-elected as Board Chair of Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI). This marks the continuation of his leadership, having first assumed the role in 2024. Bandy’s re-election underscores his steadfast commitment to advancing sustainability, resilience, and equity within the built environment.*


A Legacy of Leadership in Sustainability

George Bandy Jr. brings over 25 years of experience in the sustainability field, having held leadership positions at renowned organizations such as Amazon, Mohawk Industries, and Interface. His expertise spans circular economy strategies, sustainable design, and environmental stewardship. Bandy’s leadership at GBCI aligns with the organization’s mission to promote sustainable practices in the built environment through third-party certification and credentialing.

“I am deeply honored to be re-elected as board chair for Green Business Certification Inc.,” said Bandy. “I look forward to continuing our important work in advancing the built environment and its role in improving health, fostering resilience, and driving sustainability, ultimately benefiting all life and communities.”


GBCI’s Strategic Direction Under Bandy’s Leadership

Under Bandy’s guidance, GBCI has focused on expanding its impact in areas such as LEED certification, the WELL Building Standard, and the PEER rating system. His leadership emphasizes the integration of sustainability into every facet of the built environment, from design and construction to operations and maintenance.

Bandy’s vision for GBCI includes fostering collaboration among industry stakeholders, advancing research in sustainable building practices, and advocating for policies that support environmental and social responsibility. His approach aligns with the growing demand for buildings that promote occupant health, reduce environmental impact, and contribute to community well-being.


About Green Business Certification Inc.

Green Business Certification Inc. is a leading organization that provides third-party certification and credentialing for the built environment. Through programs like LEED, WELL, and PEER, GBCI supports the adoption of sustainable practices in buildings and communities worldwide. The organization serves as a catalyst for positive change, driving the transformation of the built environment into one that is more sustainable, resilient, and equitable.