Addressing the “S” in ESG: The Importance of Corporate Citizenship
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Addressing the “S” in ESG: The Importance of Corporate Citizenship

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For 2024, CEOs in the US and worldwide cite education as their top ESG priority, followed by economic opportunity, security, and equality. Our 2024 C-Suite Outlook global survey finds that CEOs rank these social priorities above other pressing sustainability issues such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions and facilitating a fair energy transition.

For 2024, CEOs in the US and worldwide cite education as their top ESG priority, followed by economic opportunity, security, and equality. Our 2024 C-Suite Outlook global survey finds that CEOs rank these social priorities above other pressing sustainability issues such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions and facilitating a fair energy transition.

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In tackling complex social issues, CEOs should be sure to enlist their corporate social responsibility functions as central partners. These departments have long-standing experience in educational and economic development issues, including working closely with communities and a range of governmental, educational, and nonprofit institutions.

CEOs can partner with their CSR functions to address education and economic opportunity—top ESG priorities for CEOs globally

Source: The Conference Board®

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