More and more companies are adopting an ESG (Environment, Social, and Governance) perspective. This indicates what companies need to do to address current challenges and build a corporate structure that saves energy, raw materials, and protects the environment, investing in human resources and the territory, and equipping themselves with flexible and adaptable management tools. Data shows that two-thirds of entrepreneurs are beginning to see economic benefits in applying these three factors to the core of their company.
Francesco Perrini, Vice Rector for Sustainability at Bocconi University, confirms that companies are starting to view this issue not as a cost but as an investment, as sustainability creates value and increases profits.
Source: ParmaGreenweek
