Inside Experian’s Sustainability Journey: An Interview with Chief Sustainability Officer Abigail Lovell
Abigail Lovell, Chief Sustainability Officer of Experian. | Photo by Experian.
It's important for all of your stakeholders to know that you have an ESG strategy, an investment plan, and most of all examples of how your company is contributing to sustainability around the globe. They need to know that it’s not just window dressing and it is something that employees can be very proud of, get creative with, and be engaged in.
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