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e-Book: Delivering on ESG: An inside look at FedEx’s corporate transparency
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FedEx has pledged to walk the walk.
This four-part report from Compliance Week examines the environmental, social, and governance journey of FedEx, which has produced detailed reports on its ESG initiatives since 2008. Exclusive interviews with FedEx Chief Sustainability Officer Mitch Jackson and Chief Compliance Officer Justin Ross provide context to the shipping giant’s motivations behind its pledge to conduct its business in a manner that protects the planet and its people.
In this e-Book, you will learn:
- Where a company might start in determining its ESG initiatives
- How a business can develop and measure its ESG goals
- What steps your firm should take when roadblocks inevitably surface in your ESG processes
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