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Building a Greener Tomorrow: Extreme Networks’ Sustainability Initiatives

Extreme Networks is driving change through its Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability programs, which span philanthropy, diversity and inclusion, and environmental initiatives. Led by Katy Motiey, the company's sustainability efforts emphasize reducing carbon footprint, enhancing power efficiency, and minimizing real estate impact. Partnerships with global organizations support their commitment to sustainability.

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Extreme Networks drives corporate responsibility through sustainability initiatives spanning philanthropy, inclusion, and environmental impact.

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The company focuses on reducing carbon footprint and power efficiency.

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Extreme Networks collaborates with global organizations to adhere to sustainability standards.

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Extreme Networks is driving impactful change through its Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability programs, led by Katy Motiey, Chief Legal, Administrative, and Sustainability Officer. The company focuses on philanthropy, diversity, and inclusion, along with reducing its carbon footprint, improving power efficiency, and minimizing its real estate impact. Partnerships with organizations like the Responsible Business Alliance and CDP validate their commitment to global sustainability standards. By promoting a circular economy and providing product carbon footprints via QR codes, Extreme Networks empowers customers to join their mission for a greener future.

By promoting a circular economy and providing product carbon footprints via QR codes, Extreme Networks empowers customers to join their mission for a greener future.

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Chief Legal, Administrative, and Sustainability Officer at Extreme Networks

Katy Motiey is the Chief Legal, Administrative, and Sustainability Officer at Extreme Networks. She leads the company's Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability programs. Her focus includes philanthropy, diversity, and inclusion, as well as reducing the company's carbon footprint.

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