Kenyan firms live up to ESG ideals

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If we are to attract good people to work for us, good customers and good suppliers, good financiers and insurers, we’d better get as serious about ESG. PHOTO | SHUTTERSTOCK

Last Friday, immediately before this week’s Africa Climate Summit, KENCTAD (the Kenyan Entrepreneurs' Conference on Trade & Development) organised a conference on sustainability.

It was all to do with how being serious about ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) issues benefits businesses, and I was invited by Ngida Sebastian, KENCTAD’s ESG Lead, to be the keynote speaker.

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