inBiot becomes a Cornerstone member of the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI)

We are pleased to announce inBiot's participation in the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) membership program as a Cornerstone member. inBiot joins companies from around the world committed to improving buildings and communities to promote the well-being of people.

The IWBI membership program brings together, celebrates and fosters collaboration with companies and organizations that are leading the movement to promote human health in buildings and communities around the world. This dynamic framework allows inBiot to leverage IWBI's extensive resources and expertise and demonstrates its commitment to IWBI's mission.

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"The steady growth of IWBI's membership community complements a growing global commitment to people-centered places," said Rachel Hodgdon, president and CEO of IWBI. "Health and wellness are investments that we know pay dividends in times of struggle and success. We are excited and honored to work alongside these global leaders to advance this movement toward a better, healthier future for everyone, everywhere."

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At inBiot, we are proud to be part of this global initiative to contribute to the creation of healthier and more sustainable environments. Our company plays a key role in providing innovative solutions for monitoring and improving indoor air quality, in full alignment with the IWBI's wellness goals and standards. Not only do our solutions facilitate the achievement of WELL building certification, but with our most advanced device, MICA WELL, we enable companies to achieve the highest WELL score of any device available on the market.Contact us to learn more and find out how we can help you!

About the International WELL Building Institute  

The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) is a public benefit corporation and the world's leading organization focused on deploying people-centered places to advance a global culture of health. IWBI mobilizes its community through the administration of the Healthy Building Standard (WELL) and WELL Health-Safety Rating, management of the WELL AP credential, pursuit of applicable research, development of educational resources, and advocacy for policies that promote health and wellness for everyone, everywhere. Learn more about WELL here.

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