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Transforming Through ESG

Authored by David Hobbs, Senior Editor, Criticaleye

The environmental, social and governance issues facing business and wider society are under ever increasing scrutiny. David Hobbs examines what organisations should focus on.
 
Featuring commentary from:
 
Simon Abrams, UK&I ESG and EHS Transaction Support Head, EY:
Be clear about why you are doing what you’re doing and how it adds value to your different stakeholder interests.
 
Samantha Barber, NED, Iberdrola SA:
Those who [fail to look] at this through the lens of opportunity will not make the advances that they need to make.
 
Tim Doubleday, Group CFO, Burger King UK:
We went through the whole spectrum of ESG to pick out where we were in terms of materiality and relevance.
 
Jerzy Nagorski, Relationship Manager, Criticaleye:
The most progressive leadership teams and Boards understand that ESG must be integrated into a forward-looking strategy if they're going to build and retain trust with their stakeholders.

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Contributors
Jerzy Nagorski
Senior Relationship Manager
Criticaleye
Samantha Barber
Portfolio NED & Board Leadership Advisor

Simon Abrams
Director
Baringa Partners
Tim Doubleday
Group CFO
Burger King UK


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