Expert Insight
Top 5 ESG Take-Aways from AON
Published 14 June 2021


1. Narrative is Key
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- Compelling with the intent to differentiate from peers
- Consistent messaging to be leveraged with all stakeholders, across all platforms and channels of communication

2. Know Your Value Proposition
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- Providing meaningful employment opportunities in the local markets
- Delivering innovative work and customer solutions to evolving energy needs

3. Establish ESG Oversight Board & C-Suite
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- Ensures prioritization and focus on key risk factors
- Elevates credibility with investors, regulators and other key stakeholders

4. Monitor Evolving Stakeholder Views
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- On-going engagement with critical stakeholders
- Utilize outreach with stakeholders to gather and influence sentiments

5. Need to Educate Stakeholders on Regional/Industry Nuance
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- Relevance and role the industry has in Energy Transition
- Demonstrate company value through community investments/partnerships
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