S-One jumps on Inc.'s 2022 Best in Business list

The list recognizes the most dynamic companies of all sizes and industries that have had an outstanding influence on their communities, their industries, the environment, or society as a whole.  Rather than relying on quantitative criteria tied to sales or funding, Inc.'s editors reviewed the companies' achievements over the past year and noted how they made a positive difference in the world.  

‘S-One is committed to improving people's lives and developing solutions to protect our environment now and in the future,’ said S-One co-founder, Art Lambert. ‘Our teams engage with individuals to give them more opportunities to build success. When it comes to sustainability, our initiative comes to life in environmentally conscious solutions.’  

S-One Holdings is committed to helping the label and packaging industry by designing and developing sustainable flexible packaging containing renewable materials that, when they reach their end of life, can be composted and returned to the earth. 

In August of this year, S-OneLP received the Lomi Approved designation for a selection of ReEarth compostable films. The ReEarth line of prelaminated flexible packaging films are designed using bio-based and compostable components. Lomi Approved is a certification for non-food compostable items, including bioplastics, which can be broken down by Lomi, so they can biodegrade faster and ultimately turn into dirt. 

Also this year, S-One launched its mentorship partnership with State College of Florida (SCF), Manatee-Sarasota, in developing local IT talent to meet the demand from area businesses. S-One is committed to bridging the gap so that area students are given more opportunities to sharpen their digital skills for the jobs of today and tomorrow.

Scott Omelianuk, editor-in-chief of Inc., stated: ‘Inc. magazine is dedicated to showcasing America's most dynamic businesses and the great things they do. The Best in Business awards shine a light on those that have gone above and beyond their original mission to make a social, environmental or economic impact, benefiting those around them.’