For most companies, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) issues aren’t new. Businesses have been dealing with environmental regulations since the 1990s and safety since the 1950s. But today it seems impossible to open a newspaper or go to a conference without finding ESG. What’s changed? And what should companies do about it?

This webinar will explore the key ideas behind ESG, showing how it starts with regulatory requirements, but goes beyond that into enterprise risk, customer and market strategies, employee propositions and corporate reputation. It will discuss whether interest in ESG has ‘peaked’ or whether it is here to stay.

The focus will be practical; on helping companies think about their strategic approach to ESG. Which topics matter? What can we ignore? What are the drivers from regulation, from peers and – most importantly – from customers? How do we go about setting targets and objectives? And how should companies assign responsibility once the strategy is set?

Audience

This webinar will be of interest to The Food and Drink Federation members who manufacture food and beverage products, likely supplying the large international brands, either under their own-brand or white label. It will also be of interest to individuals working to develop their companies’ approach to ESG, likely job functions affected are:

  • Health & safety / environment / quality
  • Sales, marketing and brand
  • Corporate communications
  • Risk and regulatory compliance
  • Investor and public relations

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