SOAR Community Network Recognized as a Green Business Partner

MCLEAN, Va. - Rezul -- As a Green Business Partner, SOAR Community Network (SOAR) has demonstrated a commitment to helping achieve the vision of a thriving, resilient business community working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainability efforts for a healthy and prosperous Fairfax County. OEEC recognizes SOAR, along with other Green Business Partners, as part of a growing network of companies and organizations helping to advance climate action and to create a carbon neutral economy.

"At SOAR, we believe that every act of compassion ripples into greater good—for our teams, our communities, and our planet. Being recognized as a Green Business Partner affirms our commitment to sustainability as a core value and not just a corporate initiative. It is through intentional collaboration, cohesive strategies, and compassionate leadership that we shape a more resilient and thriving world—together."

— Mali Phonpadith, CEO and Founder, SOAR

"We are thrilled to recognize SOAR for its efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and embrace sustainability," says OEEC Acting Director John Morrill. "The only way to achieve community-wide carbon neutrality in Fairfax County is for everyone to do their part."

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"Green business is good business. No matter the size of the operation, we all can take steps to reduce waste, energy and water usage. Small changes can add up to big savings and can attract and retain environmentally conscious employees and customers."

Green Business Partners is a voluntary program that is free to join and has two levels of participation: Businesses that join as Members have implemented or commit to implementing sustainability practices, and businesses that join as Leaders are certified through a third-party or currently participate in a national or local sustainability program.

Green Business Partners is a program of Fairfax County Government. Participation by SOAR does not imply endorsement by Fairfax County or the Office of Environmental and Energy Coordination.

About SOAR

SOAR helps mission-driven organizations build Compassionate, Cohesive, and Collaborative (C3) cultures through its signature C3 Culture Framework. Founded by author, speaker, and organizational transformation expert Mali Phonpadith, SOAR equips leadership teams to align with purpose, optimize people strategy, and cultivate healthy, high-performing teams at every level of the organization.

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Using data-driven insights, SOAR guides organizations through strategic mapping, employee engagement, leadership development initiatives and talent development programs.

To learn more, visit https://soarcommunitynetwork.com

About the Office of Environmental and Energy Coordination (OEEC)

OEEC leads Fairfax County's cross-organizational development and implementation of effective environmental and energy policies, goals, programs, and projects. OEEC engages county departments, authorities, businesses, and residents to advance climate action and champion environmental and energy priorities. To learn more about OEEC, visit www.fairfaxcounty.gov/environment-energy-coorindation or follow @ffxgreen on Twitter.