Medigold Matters Podcast - The Business Benefits of ESG
The Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) agenda is destined to become a core part of the business landscape. In this episode of Medigold Matters, host John Griff chats to Medigold Health’s Head of ESG, Jane Winter, on why every employee is responsible for ESG and what businesses can do to start getting their staff engaged in helping them to achieve their ESG goals.
He also catches up with Adrian Pryce, Senior Lecturer in Strategy and International Business at the University of Northampton, on how a strong and measurable commitment to ESG can provide commercial, moral, and reputational benefits for businesses.
So go on, grab a cuppa, sit back and have a listen.
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