Corporate governance is the “G” in ESG, and it plays a vital role in ensuring transparency, accountability, and ethical leadership within organizations. It focuses on how companies are directed and controlled covering issues like board structure, executive pay, risk management, and stakeholder engagement. Strong governance helps align business goals with environmental and social responsibilities, ensuring that sustainability commitments are not just words but measurable actions. When governance is sound, it builds investor confidence, protects reputation, and drives long-term value creation.
Governance is the backbone of ESG—without it, commitments risk becoming performative. When leadership is accountable and systems are transparent, sustainability becomes credible and enduring. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, Olusegun.
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