ESG Leaders Fear Their Organizations Aren't Ready to Meet Looming Challenges
"While challenges around communicating ESG corporate value to stakeholders still exist, the findings show clear positive outcomes for businesses who prioritize ESG reporting," Workiva Chief Operating Officer Julie Iskow said.
June 29, 2022 at 06:04 AM
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General Counsel and In House CounselSixty-three percent of ESG leaders feel unprepared to meet their organizations' ESG goals and fulfill the associated government and regulatory reporting requirements, according to as new survey by the risk-assessment tech company Workiva.
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