ESG Sustainability

Where we focus

Making it easy for organisations to operate and communicate a responsible ESG agenda

Improve your environmental sustainability rating

ESG strategy for brand and customer value

Automated ESG reporting and analytics

ESG linked consumer insight for corporate value

Capability fulfilment and recruitment

Visiting expert Vijaypal Bains on ESG

We discuss the current landscape of environment, social and governance in 2022.

How are ESG changes affecting organisations? 

How are they reacting to the changes? 

How are consumers being affected?

ESG Corporate Strategy Elements

ESG Strategy is targeting four key areas

Brand – How do you align corporate growth goals with brand ESG positioning and what are the implications for decision making?

Product – What are the critical innovations customers want to see in product values to support ESG strategy?

Talent – How will you embed an ESG culture through training, inclusion and immersion in ESG standards ?

Customer – How will you surface ESG transformations to the customer and enable them to join you on the journey?

Corporate Transparency

The key six dimensions of corporate ESG value focus on:

Environment – Ecological impact

Social – Privacy, Security, Welfare

Human – Labour practices, D&I

Product Innovation – Sourcing and Materials

Governance – Systemic risk management

Value Chain – Consequential impact on suppliers and consumers

Consumer & Brand Strategy

ESG is being seen more and more as a corporate contract with the consumer base. The key focus is on corporate reporting.

Social impact of production

Workplace wellbeing and inclusion

Local and ethical supply chain transparency

Brand impact on community

Investment in training and development

Corporate Reporting

Metrics that matter focus on corporate responsibility via a customer driven value chain

Capital – Green and social financing scorecards

Profitability – Profitability transparency across the supply chain

Impact – Social cost of corporate decision making

Partnership – Corporate responsibility to all members of the value chain

Social – Community driven scorecard of an enterprises presence in a region