InnoESG Prize Highlight

Highlights

ESG Hand in Hand with Sustainability Communiction

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues are no longer treated as an afterthought by companies. The growing momentum behind the ESG movement has brought sharp focus on how companies integrate environmental, social and governance strategies into their business and culture.

As a result of changing market dynamics, increased global regulation, and advocacy from key players, there’s a greater acceptance of stakeholder capitalism whereby corporations are oriented to serve the interests of all stakeholders (customers, suppliers, employees, shareholders, and communities), versus just shareholders.

Companies are now not only tasked with incorporating a sustainability strategy that outlines the management of material ESG issues, but also effectively communicating its management approach, tactics, and progress of those issues to multi-stakeholder. Only then will they get a return on their impact actions through higher ratings and the People-centric ESG goodwill.

Since 2019

Many businesses have already taken part including those from the Fortune 500, Blue Chip Companies, listed/would be Listed Companies, Private Companies, Family Office, International Accounting Firms, National Credit Rating Agencies, Financial Regulators, Governments, and more.

Some past winners include AXA, UBS, Unilever, Pfizer, FUJIFILM, Sony, Tesla, McDonald’s, Microsoft, Anta, AAC Technologies, Agile, Alibaba Group, COSCO, Hang Seng Bank, LifeWear, MTR, NetEase, Rusal, Sunny Optical, Swire Coca-Cola, Xtep, AEON, Chinachem Group, CK Infrastructure, DBS, Haier, Pioneer, SaSa, Shenzhou International, Raffles Family Office, PwC, Fitch Ratings, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, etc.

Independent InnoESG Prize Recognition fosters stakeholder confidence, trust and employment loyalty. It facilitates sharing values and contributes towards a sustainable future through addressing the World's pressing social or environmental issues. In a competitive landscape, it can serve as an important differentiator.