Key Takeaways
- A strong ESG strategy puts values front and center—ensuring that a company makes a positive impact to the world around us, all while driving the value of the business
- Integrating environmental, social, and governance strategies may require explaining their value to break through skepticism
- In this lively discussion, Workiva leaders discuss the pros vs. cons of integrating ESG values with traditional business strategies
Duration
60 minutes
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