Love it or hate it, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) now impacts almost every organization and has become interwoven with business profitability. Experts recently claimed that financial firms worldwide would have “no choice” but to embrace it. A recent global survey by PwC found that 91% of more than 1,200 business leaders polled believe their company has a responsibility to act on ESG issues. The same survey also found that 76% of the 5,005 consumers polled said they would stop buying from a brand that treats employees, the environment, and the communities poorly.

In short, today’s companies face more ESG-related frameworks, rules, and regulations than ever. Just keeping track of them all can be difficult, let alone making sure you stay compliant.

That’s why we’re here to help.

This paper examines fresh data about what’s going on with sustainability in supply chains, explores what to think about when it comes to navigating ESG regulations, and dives into the four key pillars of a good sustainability program.