In 2020 we reconsidered our ESG journey by placing management responsibility within our risk management team. This reset changed how we approached sustainability, driving a newly identified set of ESG Priorities stretching across three pillars: People and Communities, Climate and Environment, and Governance and Ethics. Based on identified material items in each pillar, we asked our stakeholders what matters the most. While all three pillars are at different levels of development, each of these strategic topics has oversight and teams working together to create a clear and measurable path forward. Through our Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategy, we’re committed to addressing key areas that our employees, customers, shareholders, suppliers and communities care about most. Supporting the progress and development of the societies in which we operate, leading to growth, stability and equality. Addressing environmental risks and leveraging opportunities, recognizing how the future of business ties to nature. Managing impacts & opportunities affecting employees, workers in the value chain, customers, and local communities.