SUSTAINABILITY —
ESG (environmental, social, and governance)
Sustainable business requires new strategies, methods and ways of working to close the gap between profitability and sustainability, to create long term value based businesses.
Take meaningful ESG-related change initiatives for your business to achieve demonstrable benefits.
ESG should therefore be a strategy that is ideally integrated into a broader corporate strategy to meet the needs of stakeholders,
What is ESG
ESG stands for environmental, social and corporate governance. Three broad areas that are important to investors.
ESG represents a company's performance and risk based on its environmental impact, social responsibility and how it is managed. ESG is not synonymous with sustainability and social responsibility, as there are some differences.
1. The Challenge
Sustainability initiatives are often disconnected from strategy or viewed as compliance-driven. Real change requires integration across functions and authentic communication.
2. My Approach
I help clients make ESG tangible — linking sustainability goals to business value, stakeholder expectations, and change narratives. I focus on pragmatism and alignment.
3. My Accomplishments
- Supported ESG positioning and readiness assessments
- Integrated sustainability into transformation programs
- Co-developed sustainability communication strategies