Helps the sustainability or ESG executives, legal, compliance,
HR and communication teams sync the ESG data collection
The effect of companies on the environment and the affect/risk of the environment on business. That includes energy, carbon footprint and the effect of weather on supply chain risk as an example.
The relationships companies have with people and institutions in the communities where they do business, for example labor relations and diversity and inclusion.
The internal system of practices, controls, and procedures the company adopts in order to govern itself, make effective decisions, comply with the law, and meet the needs of external stakeholders such as CEO compensation and corruption policy.
90% of millennials and Gen z consumers are likely to switch brands favoring ESG compliant companies
Institutional Investors now require firms to comply with and publish their ESG practices and sell off companies that do not comply with ESG practices
Studies show that stock prices are correlated to ESG
One third of S&P500 companies are using at least one ESG measure in their exec compensation structure
Positive social impact correlates with higher job satisfaction, when companies “give back,” employees react with enthusiasm
The rise in climate related disasters, social unrest and the global pandemic brought a change to stakeholder capitalism. Investors, customers, and employees are changing their decision-making processes and now opt for assets, brands and employers that treat them, the environment and our society better.
The European Commission developed the SFDR action plan (Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation) which will enforce ESG requirements, mandating companies to disclose their ESG related activities. Companies will have to change business operations to comply with these mandatory terms. The SEC is estimated to follow suit.
Today the hundreds of ESG data are scattered in disparate systems in the organization resulting with tedious months-long work of manual collection and standardization where workflow is still not streamlined, well organized, or adopted firm-wide.
ESGgo is the ONE-STOP-SHOP ESG technology tool for enterprises with internal ESG data monitoring, gap analysis and AI based optimization.
A B2B enterprise software that helps the sustainability or ESG executives, legal, compliance, HR and communication teams sync the ESG data collection, monitor and analyze the companies’ ESG status.
Contact UsESGgo is a technology company with a global, highly experienced technology and business team from Google, McKinsey, Netflix, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, The Israeli IDF communications, computers units and 8200, with a global ESG team. A diverse team that is excited about making the world a better place by supporting enterprises on achieving their ESG goals.
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