Burlington, Mass., Sept. 4, 2025 — Haley & Aldrich has published its first comprehensive sustainability report, detailing the company’s progress on companywide sustainability initiatives and reaffirming its commitment to responsible environmental stewardship, social equity, and ethical governance. Through these initiatives, Haley & Aldrich aims to deliver tangible value for its business and its clients while building safer, more resilient communities for generations to come.
The report details how the company has driven sustainability forward, including completing a materiality assessment and forming dedicated leadership teams and roles focused on sustainability strategy and implementation. A Haley & Aldrich team prepared the sustainability report in reference to Global Reporting Initiative standards. The company intends to update it annually, tracking progress and recalibrating goals as company and stakeholder needs evolve.
“Haley & Aldrich’s goal is to create adaptable solutions that enable our clients and their communities to thrive long into the future,” said Chair and CEO Shawn Fiore. “This report sets a foundation for our transparency and continuous improvement and demonstrates our commitment to integrating sustainability across our operations and client services through focused, forward-looking initiatives.”
Report highlights:
- Measurable baselines, such as Haley & Aldrich’s 2024 metrics related to greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption.
- Results of a comprehensive materiality assessment that identified the company’s priority sustainability topics.
- Health and safety program highlights, including foundational safety behaviors, training approaches, and incident data.
- Community engagement and equity information, such as the company’s STEM education initiatives, inclusive hiring programs, and ongoing industry partnerships.
- Client stories that illustrate how Haley & Aldrich carries its sustainability commitment, strategy, and practices into client work.
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