Thoughts on creativity, inspired by the coronavirus crisis. A reminder that companies should do more to harness this valuable resource.

Thoughts on the impact of the coronavirus crisis and whether it will be the catalyst to test new ways of organising ourselves in a more sustainable way, for the health of people and the planet.

Thoughts on being a responsible company, the impact spectrum and a reminder that all we really need is a little bit of common sense.

Thoughts on Milton Friedman’s infamous letter on the concept of corporate social responsibility. In one sense he has a point. The world needs more authenticity; there are a lot of fugazis out there.

Drawing on the comedy of Jerry Seinfeld, some thoughts on the failure to meet the most important part of sustainability plans, the execution.

Rosie French, ESG Analyst at Aberdeen Standard Investments, shares an example of how they engage with investee companies on climate change.

Q1 2020 | Issue 2 Welcome to the latest issue of our quarterly newsletter. At ESG Ireland, we are striving for real engagement on a theme we believe is fundamental to securing our future. So, thank you for taking the time to read this publication.  The articles included in this issue are: Purpose: Talk or

The growing lexicon of terminology around the theme of responsible investing has added to some confusion for capital allocators. But is it really that complicated? In this video, Amanda Young, Head of Global ESG Investment Research, Aberdeen Standard Investments, shares with us what responsible investing means to them.  You can hear more from Amanda, at

Shifting attitudes and growing social and environmental awareness are reshaping our world. Consumers are highly aware of the environmental and social impact their spending habits can have. Investors are increasingly demanding that their investments not only deliver sustainable financial returns, but also reflect their ethical or moral values. And regulators are enforcing more stringent environmental