MEMA Center for Sustainability Hosts March Sustainability Hour on Industry Survey Findings

The MEMA Center for Sustainability will host "The State of Sustainability: Key Insights from the MEMA Center for Sustainability Annual Survey" on March 16 at 3 p.m. ET as part of its March Sustainability Hour programming. The virtual event is free to attend.

Bryan Russell, senior director of the MEMA Center for Sustainability, and Joe Zaciek, director of research and industry analysis at MEMA, will provide a first look at results from the annual sustainability survey. They will be joined by Zobeida Gutierrez, Cap 50 program director at Valeo, and Laurie Hoose, senior manager of ESG practice at Plante Moran, to discuss member and industry perspectives on the state of sustainability in 2026.

The survey shares valuable industry insights on critical areas, including sustainability reporting, compliance costs, and industry progress toward meeting goals for greenhouse gas reductions. Year-over-year results show that MEMA aftermarket and original equipment supplier members across light- and heavy-duty vehicle sectors are making significant strides in meeting reporting requirements.

Attendees will gain an understanding of how their organization fits within the data and where the industry is headed. The survey and webinar continue as a staple among MEMA programming as a source of industry insights and member value.

For more information about this virtual event or other ways to get involved with the Center for Sustainability, contact Bryan Russell at MEMA.