Corning Incorporated

We’re thrilled to celebrate Millicent Ruffin, our senior director of Community Impact & Investment, who was just honored as a 2024 City & State Responsible 100 recipient in New York City! Every year, City & State awards 100 individuals who embody principles of social responsibility. As the leader of Corning's philanthropy and business development efforts, as well as our Office of Racial Equality & Social Unity, Millicent truly embodies these principles. #CommunityImpact #CSR

The screen you are viewing this on likely contains multiple layers of glass formed in midair – a process Corning invented 60 years ago. Corning’s fusion glass manufacturing has transformed the display industry with thin, flat, precision glass with exceptional stability and unparalleled surface quality. To learn more about the impressive attributes of fusion-formed glass, visit Display Views: http://ms.spr.ly/6043onmcR.

Watch Kristin Stoller at Fortune dive into the storied history of Corning’s glass innovations. 

Read how Corning’s digital evolution will power our innovations across display, automotive, life sciences technology and more for years to come from Peter High at Forbes' in-depth interview with our chief digital and information officer Soumya Seetharam. http://ms.spr.ly/6049onT5R

Glas Trösch Group recently announced a collaboration with Corning to help advance their mission of reducing the CO2 footprint of architectural glass. As part of this collaboration, Glas Trosch also introduced an innovative triple pane window application that integrates Corning® ATG™ Glass as the center pane. Learn more about this energy-efficient innovation: http://ms.spr.ly/6045oRBG1.

Our warehouse distribution center in Reynosa, Mexico, recently held a forklift safety awareness training that featured more than just lectures. In a friendly competition known as the Safety Rodeo, forklift operators showed off their skills to raise awareness about the safe use of powered industrial vehicles in the warehouse.

In his corner office at our Headquarters in Corning, NY, longtime Chairman and CEO Wendell Weeks keeps Thomas Edison’s $311.97 order, dated in 1880, for Corning Glass Works to produce the glass for a risky new invention of his: the lightbulb. “I keep that to always remind me: If someone comes to you with an idea that seems small, but there’s a way to make the world just a little bit better, say yes,” Weeks says. “A lot of ideas won’t work, but the ones that do, those are really good.” Fortune and Kristin Stoller recently visited Corning’s global headquarters and R&D facilities to learn firsthand how the company has evolved from inventing the glass for Edison’s lightbulb to ushering in the #GenAI revolution today. They also sat down with monumental leaders in the tech industry to get their perspectives on working with Corning and CEO Wendell Weeks during his nearly twenty years at the helm. Read the full feature from Fortune here: http://ms.spr.ly/6047oO817.

Corning Life Sciences is transforming the future of cancer treatment with significant contributions to precision medicine that are set to improve individual patient responses to drug therapies. Learn more: http://ms.spr.ly/6044oz6Bw.

“He doesn’t hesitate to roll up his sleeves and work alongside his colleagues when there’s a complex problem to solve or a tough issue to be faced. He inspires everyone to bring their best game to the table in the search for the best solutions,” – Samsung chairman Jay Y. Lee on working with Wendell Weeks. Fortune recently sat down with longtime Chairman & CEO Wendell Weeks to discuss Corning’s 170+ year legacy of innovation and evolution from Edison’s lightbulb to #GenAI. Read the full feature here: http://ms.spr.ly/6046oGxBn.

The screen you are viewing this on likely contains multiple layers of glass formed in midair – a process Corning invented 60 years ago. We’re continuing our year-long celebration of the 60th anniversary of Corning’s invention of the fusion manufacturing process by sharing a series of surprising – and downright impressive – facts about how display glass is made. To learn more about the incredible size and scale of fusion, visit Display Views: http://ms.spr.ly/6047o1p7B.