Examining what triggered backlash against Target and Bud Light can help boards determine how to stay committed to ESG goals while limiting exposure to consumer boycotts, employee actions or shareholder lawsuits.
If hit with a climate change lawsuit, companies will have to prove that they have not ignored climate related laws or neglected to anticipate the impact of climate change events on operations and profitability.
Boards may want to consider how several different sources have come to similar conclusions about ESG strategy.
Far from the treacherous politics of ESG, a look at how boards and management teams are reckoning
with the operational uncertainty—and potential opportunities—of a warming world.
What happened at Toyota Motor is a reminder that boards should consider the following actions.
How boards can guide their companies in maximizing AI’s business benefits, while responsibly balancing the welfare of a firm’s multiple stakeholders and society at large.
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