Chief Executive Officer @ 4800 Partners | Business Growth, Systems Thinking | Building an Impact Economy
Exxon’s future is on the line thanks to responsible shareholder activism. “In a 2019 meeting of business leaders with Pope Francis at the Vatican, the pontiff implored the CEOs and executives of Exxon, BP PLC, Royal Dutch Shell PLC, BlackRock, State Street Corp. and others to accept moral responsibility to help clean up the planet. Mr. Woods acknowledged the need to address climate change, but he said Exxon had to do so in a way that satisfied its obligation to generate returns for shareholders. His response frustrated his peers at the meeting, which was perceived as tone deaf, people familiar with the matter said.” ... now shareholder activists, including BlackRock, Vanguard and three major state pension funds are pressing for change. Moral of the story: there’s no time like the present to get with the ESG program. #esgstrategies #esgactivism #stakeholdersvaluesvalued #climatechange #stopthegreenwashing #esgic
Pope Crancis is a criminal, but people still get advice from him. So in lamon terms what exactly does this mean to the consumer, more gas “shortages” more expensive gas? What does it really mean
Marc Davis
3y
If they don’t like oil and gas why are they investing in oil and gas companies?
Experienced Crude Oil Accountant at Oxy
3yClimate change hoax is taking $$$ from the American people (every single American) and put it in the pockets of the communist China. Communist China will then use this $$$ to build up their military to attack our beloved country United State of America. So sad.