ESG is an acronym associated with responsible business. These are environmental, social and governance principles within the organization. Business leaders are expected to ensure the sustainability of their activities. According to Mazars C-suite barometer 2021, more than two-thirds of leaders expect their business to transform their sustainability strategy in the coming years.
Thanks to the upcoming European legislation, these three pillars will become increasingly important not only in large international corporations. They will also make sense for smaller local or regional SMEs.
It is no longer just about reputation or positive PR. Companies that adhere to the principles of the ESG will not only gain an optimistic attitude from the public. In addition, they will be able to discuss confidently with the investor or the bank.
Our three experts Jana Ružická, Sustainability Director, Martin Váross, Partner at Consulting and Igor Mišík, Senior Manager at Financial advisory have recently been interviewed by Trend magazine. You may find their insights & points of view in the Trend Prime publication. The interview is in Slovak language only.
In the article you will learn:
How do large companies operating in Slovakia cope with the opportunities and questions that the topic of ESG offers? We reveal the answers in a Mazars study with company leaders and executives, carried out in cooperation with the research agency Ipsos Slovakia.
At the close of 2021, our C-suite barometer showed businesses were emerging from the pandemic with a sense of confidence and resilience. They were confident in their ability to respond to the trends ahead, expecting to transform their businesses and planning to invest. ESG is now firmly on the C-suite agenda and businesses are making public commitments on a range of ESG topics. But are businesses...
Sustainable investing works best when it can demonstrate the volume of impact it has on an issue. Fill a short form below and watch our speakers at our recent webinar prepared with Impact Partners platform and Slovak investment fund CB ESPRI.
With societal expectations increasingly permeating corporate governance, companies need to evolve their business models to embrace lasting value creation that benefits not only the shareholders, but also internal and external stakeholders as well as wider society.
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