Corporate Strategies to Enhance Economic Opportunity
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Corporate Strategies to Enhance Economic Opportunity

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Creating economic opportunity is a fundamental role companies play in society. However, despite being a top environmental, social & governance (ESG) priority for both CEOs and consumers, businesses often struggle to set specific socioeconomic goals and integrate them into their strategies and initiatives. This report explores how US corporations can identify, address, and collaborate on economic opportunity and related issues in the workplace, marketplace, and public sphere. 

Creating economic opportunity is a fundamental role companies play in society. However, despite being a top environmental, social & governance (ESG) priority for both CEOs and consumers, businesses often struggle to set specific socioeconomic goals and integrate them into their strategies and initiatives. This report explores how US corporations can identify, address, and collaborate on economic opportunity and related issues in the workplace, marketplace, and public sphere. 
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Author

Andrew Jones, PhD

Andrew Jones, PhD Andrew Jones, PhD

Senior Researcher, ESG Center
The Conference Board

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