Caring for the Planet – We are committed to advancing environmental action so that destinations around the world are vibrant now and for future generations. Through our 2030 environmental goals, we are driving change in our communities with a focus on climate change and water conservation, waste and circularity, responsible sourcing and thriving destinations. For example, we are continuing to explore test-and-learn solutions to reduce food waste, such as ones led by Grand Hyatt Singapore in 2021 through which our colleagues introduced zero waste dishes and saved the equivalent of 21,000 meals, taking action in line with the PLEDGETM on Food Waste Certification – a third-party certification and benchmarking system. Caring for People – We care for the wellbeing of our colleagues, guests, customers, owners and communities and are dedicated to advancing a culture of opportunity for all, with a focus on cultivating an environment where our colleagues can be their true selves and flourish both personally and professionally. This is achieved through efforts focused on colleague wellbeing – a unique differentiator for Hyatt – talent development, human rights, volunteerism and DE&I – including our Change Starts Here commitments, through which we continue to call upon ourselves to do better. We are encouraged by the tremendous efforts of our colleagues who stand with us in these efforts, and are pleased to have seen increased representation across several groups including people of color in our U.S. workforce as well as women and people of color in leadership roles. Caring for Responsible Business – We embrace our responsibility to conduct our business fairly and ethically, both within and beyond Hyatt and Hyatt properties. Beyond risk management, reporting and governance, we are committed to protecting the privacy and security of all who are part of our Hyatt family, utilizing world-class cyber security programs. In an effort to protect Hyatt, guests and stakeholders, Hyatt became the first hospitality company to utilize the HackerOne Bug Bounty Program through which security researchers test our websites to flag any vulnerabilities for Hyatt to address.