What we do
CGP evaluates and determines the operations, processes, products, services, and market access of each organization it serves. Evaluating each of these steps through the
100-Point Scale of CGP’s Integrated Environmental Management Program (IEMP), the organization will significantly reduce its carbon footprint, optimize productivity and quality, and increase profitability, while decreasing risk and operating costs.
What we do
CGP evaluates and determines the operations, processes, products, services, and market access of each organization it serves. Evaluating each of these steps through the
100-Point Scale of CGP’s Integrated Environmental Management Program (IEMP), the organization will significantly reduce its carbon footprint, optimize productivity and quality, and increase profitability, while decreasing risk and operating costs.
Our mission is to provide eco-friendly solutions
facilitating the balance between economic development,
social progress, and environmental protection.
Our mission is to provide eco-friendly solutions
facilitating the balance between economic development,
social progress, and environmental protection.
We serve a wide assortment of Industries
Below are listed few industries we have extreme expertise in working with; however, we do work with all fields of business.
Green Building. CGP can assist its members with the structure and application of environmentally responsible and resource-efficient processes throughout a building’s life-cycle: from planning to design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation, and demolition. With the complexities surrounding the real estate development and construction industry, it is imperative to ensure that efficiencies are in place. Food and Agriculture. CGP’s international guidelines create confidence in the products we eat or drink by ensuring the world uses the highest food quality and safety criteria. CGP’s guidelines provide specifications regarding the food chain, agricultural machinery, logistics, transportation, manufacturing, labeling, packaging, and storage.
Products and services. CGP verifies and accredits the quality of any kind of consumer products or services to help its members and their supply chain meet environmental regulations. This verification and accreditation of quality include, but are not limited to, textiles, agriculture, interior design, construction materials, chemicals, furniture manufacturing, technology, science, automotive, and healthcare-related services.
Health and Safety. Occupational health and safety practices require the collaboration and participation of both employers and workers. CGP’s role is to set and enforce standards, provide training, outreach, and education, and encourage continual workplace safety and health improvement.
CGP’s International Standards are applicable across all industries and sectors, large or small, regardless of products or services offered. CGP’s guidelines are sufficiently flexible and include key performance indicators that can be applied according to certification level, geographic area, and local factors.
The scope of our services
From a 5S Program, integration of quality management systems, good manufacturing practices, hazard analysis, packaging food safety, the supply chain, product certification, occupational safety to construction processes environmentally responsible and resource-efficient.
CGP can also helpfully produce resources, including reports, action plans, operation manuals, and organizational procedures, among others. Manuals will include the necessary policies and objectives that detail the organization's commitment to quality, safety and the environment.
We serve a wide assortment of Industries
Below are listed four industry groups we have extreme expertise in working with; however, we do work with all fields of business.
Green Building. CGP can assist its members with the structure and application of environmentally responsible and resource-efficient processes throughout a building’s life-cycle: from planning to design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation, and demolition. With the complexities surrounding the real estate development and construction industry, it is imperative to ensure that efficiencies are in place. Food and Agriculture. CGP’s international guidelines create confidence in the products we eat or drink by ensuring the world uses the highest food quality and safety criteria. CGP’s guidelines provide specifications regarding the food chain, agricultural machinery, logistics, transportation, manufacturing, labeling, packaging, and storage.
Products and services. CGP verifies and accredits the quality of any kind of consumer products or services to help its members and their supply chain meet environmental regulations. This verification and accreditation of quality include, but are not limited to, textiles, agriculture, interior design, construction materials, chemicals, furniture manufacturing, technology, science, automotive, and healthcare-related services.
Health and Safety. Occupational health and safety practices require the collaboration and participation of both employers and workers. CGP’s role is to set and enforce standards, provide training, outreach, and education, and encourage continual workplace safety and health improvement.
CGP’s International Standards are applicable across all industries and sectors, large or small, regardless of products or services offered. CGP’s guidelines are sufficiently flexible and include key performance indicators that can be applied according to certification level, geographic area, and local factors.
Become Certified
Become Certified
Although CGP created the internationally recognized certification program, we do not perform the entire process. A third-party organization must conduct an audit to determine if the CGP guidelines have been followed. Once the process has been completed, CGP issues the certificate and the rights to use the CGP Seal of Compliance. There are three certification levels. All documented sustainable efforts are considered and converted into points using a 100-Point Scale consisting of 8 tiers.
Although CGP created the internationally recognized certification program, we do not perform the entire process. A third-party organization must conduct an audit to determine if the CGP guidelines have been followed. Once the process has been completed, CGP issues the certificate and the rights to use the CGP Seal of Compliance. There are three certification levels. All documented sustainable efforts are considered and converted into points using a 100-Point Scale consisting of 8 tiers.
The Benefits
Integrating quality management systems complies with Occupational Health and Safety standards, consumer specifications and addresses the resource efficiency of your site. Once certified, your organization will become a ‘provider of choice’ for customers who value its supply chain. Plus, your organization will be part of our global network that fosters connections and interactions with top decision-makers.
The Benefits
Integrating quality management systems complies with Occupational Health and Safety standards, consumer specifications and addresses the resource efficiency of your site. Once certified, your organization will become a ‘provider of choice’ for customers who value its supply chain. Plus, your organization will be part of our global network that fosters connections and interactions with top decision-makers.
Seal of Compliance
That works
Seal of Compliance
That works
Our Evolution
Our Evolution
Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Miami, Florida, CGP offered educational seminars to help print shops mitigate the environmental impact of their operations, specifically through their use of paper, ink, and recycling. As we expanded our markets, we realized that seminars on these basic points were insufficient to achieve a positive environmental impact. In 2008, CGP created an integrated environmental management program by combining international environmental standards, procedures, and practices. The program was based on the 3Ps of the global vision of sustainable development established by the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development.
As the scope of CGP’s services grew in size, in late 2010, CGP aligned its objectives by partnering with the Developers & Builders Alliance (DBA). Because of this partnership, the leadership and expertise of the DBA’s members, CGP has positioned itself as an influential certification organization. CGP and the DBA merged brands in May 2019 under the CGP name. With the rapid shift to a new era of business optimization, CGP changed its strategy. In April 2021, the merged organization established a platform with wide-reaching commercial relationships in every industry that fosters connections and interactions with the highest-level executives .
Leadership
Veronica Mendieta
Chairman and CEORalph Puig
PresidentYasmin Rosales
Chief Compliance OfficerJuan Carlos Suárez
MéxicoLeadership
Veronica Mendieta
Chairman and CEORalph Puig
PresidentYasmin Rosales
Chief Compliance OfficerJuan Carlos Suárez
México
Marco Buestan
Guatemala
Héctor Don Pablo
CMO
Stylianos Vayanos
CKO
Sean Cochrane
Australia
Ron Wyss
Switzerland
Panos Leighty
Lebanon
Nathan Martins
Brazil
Nichole Buckinham
EcuadorMarco Buestan
GuatemalaHéctor Don Pablo
CMOStylianos Vayanos
CKOSean Cochrane
AustraliaRon Wyss
SwitzerlandPanos Leighty
LebanonNathan Martins
BrazilNichole Buckinham
EcuadorIT’S NOT JUST WHO YOU KNOW;
IT’S ALSO WHO’S ON YOUR TEAM
CGP established relationships with organizations across the board, acting as a media partner by promoting industry events to keep the environment and our certified partners at the forefront.
IT’S NOT JUST WHO YOU KNOW;
IT’S ALSO WHO’S ON YOUR TEAM
CGP established relationships with organizations across the board, acting as a media partner by promoting industry events to keep the environment and our certified partners at the forefront.
