ESG Strategy

To navigate today’s complex landscape, a robust ESG strategy is crucial for creating long-term value and positive impact.

Our ESG Strategy services provide a comprehensive approach to embedding environmental, social, and governance principles across your organisation.

From building foundational ESG strategies to supply chain evaluations, we will develop a roadmap for sustainable growth so that your organisation will be equipped to manage risks, meet stakeholder expectations, and lead with purpose.

Customer Spotlight

“I feel incredibly fortunate to have met Rosanna, Managing Partner, at The Growth Activists. Working with her, Rob and Phil has been like having an extended Executive Team to guide the Australian Fashion Council’s journey in capturing the essence of our Vision and Purpose and translating that into a workable Strategy that I am proud to share with stakeholders across the diverse ecosystem of the Fashion and Textile sector. ”

Alex Johnson

Australian Fashion Council

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Becoming a B Corp Unlocking Impact and Value

Becoming a B Corp is a powerful way to show an organisation’s commitment to meeting the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability, and aspire to use the power of markets to solve social and environmental problems. 

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An ESG strategy is a structured approach to managing Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors within your organisation. It helps align your business practices with sustainability and ethical standards, addressing areas like carbon emissions, social impact, and responsible governance. Having an ESG strategy enables your organisation to proactively manage risks, meet stakeholder expectations, and create long-term value.

An ESG strategy can enhance performance by identifying opportunities to reduce operational costs, improve efficiencies, and build stronger relationships with stakeholders. By prioritising sustainability and ethical practices, your organisation can gain a competitive edge, attracting investors, customers, and talent who value responsible business.

Developing an ESG strategy typically involves conducting a materiality assessment, setting goals, engaging stakeholders, and creating policies that align with your ESG priorities. We start by identifying the most relevant ESG issues for your organisation and industry, then work with you to establish measurable goals and implement best practices.