Sustainability has long been a practice for many forward-thinking businesses. But a renewed focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues from investors, employees, customers, and regulators has driven a new level of collaboration across lines of business.
This challenges ESG leaders to find alignment across teams, educate new practitioners on sustainability best practices, and ultimately develop a shared vision of ESG goals and progress.
By creating a shared ESG program across sustainability, supply chain, and ethics and compliance, companies stand to reduce risk, attract more investment, and retain employees and customers.
Sustainability has long been a practice for many forward-thinking businesses. But a renewed focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues from investors, employees, customers, and regulators has driven a new level of collaboration across lines of business.
This challenges ESG leaders to find alignment across teams, educate new practitioners on sustainability best practices, and ultimately develop a shared vision of ESG goals and progress.
By creating a shared ESG program across sustainability, supply chain, and ethics and compliance, companies stand to reduce risk, attract more investment, and retain employees and customers.
Key Takeaways:
- The reasons behind heightened interest in ESG
- How to improve alignment for a balanced ESG program
- The value of having a unified ESG program
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