A more nuanced position on ESG— and one that’s becoming increasingly important in conversations about ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) is the moral intent behind ESG: that it’s not simply a framework for optimizing corporate sustainability or managing investor risk, but a means of actively reducing harm and improving human well-being. Let’s unpack how to bridge informal business strategy (values, vision, leadership intent) with formal ESG KPIs (quantifiable metrics

People have become more aware of their health, work–life balance, and the importance of staying active during the day. At the same time, there’s growing recognition of fashion’s environmental footprint, and the athleisure industry is being reshaped by consumer demand for eco-friendly materials and ethical business practices.

C40 and others matter because they actualize evidence-backed emissions reductions while advancing social equity.

Environmental, Social, and Governance reporting is a method of data collection based on benchmarking and improving a company or an...