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The ‘S’ in ESG:
how business can create and measure social impact

An expert discussion on what it means to be a socially responsible business from the perspective of diversity & inclusion, brand and impact measurement.

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Whilst ESG is most often associated with the worlds of sustainability and ethical investment, it’s evolving into a key framework for businesses looking to embed sound, transparent and measurable environment, social and governance practices into their foundations. 

In this webinar, Neighbourly and a panel of CSR and ESG experts came together for an online panel discussion to explore the often misunderstood ‘social’ element that sits at the heart of the ESG framework. 

The webinar takes a closer look at the meaning of social responsibility in business and how it aligns with other business and ESG objectives. From company purpose, brand and employee engagement, to how the success, impact and ‘social ROI’ can be effectively measured - particularly when it comes to local and community based programmes.

Topics of discussion include:

  • Defining the ‘S’ in ESG and how to align it with business purpose
  • How to create giving and social impact programmes that link to employee engagement, equality & diversity and brand trust
  • The power of investing in local communities
  • Measuring impact and social ROI

About Neighbourly

Neighbourly is an award-winning giving platform that matches businesses with local good causes. The platform takes the uncertainty out of doing good by connecting businesses who want to give time, money or surplus to the communities that need it most.

Its network of over 24,000 thousand vetted local causes is mapped against impact themes and development goals so that businesses can easily connect their resources and measure the positive impact they are having on their business, employees, communities and the planet.