Chile's largest electric distribution company, Compañía General de Electricidad (CGE), serves over 3 million customers nationwide. As a key player in the energy sector, CGE has committed to operating responsibly and sustainably, which requires effective management of socio-environmental commitments and strengthening ties with communities and stakeholders.
The compliance landscape has undergone a significant metamorphosis in recent years, triggering increasingly complex challenges for company directors, especially those at the C-Level.
Effective environmental monitoring enables companies to record and control environmental components related to business operations, promoting responsible and sustainable development.
ISA INTERCOLOMBIA is a public utility company in Colombia, dedicated to high-voltage electricity transmission. In fulfilling its objectives, ISA must efficiently and transparently manage numerous environmental and social aspects for both its existing network and new projects.
Companies in the electrical, mining, and aquaculture sectors face demanding challenges in demonstrating their environmental compliance since managing many physical, chemical, and biological variables related to their operations is required.
An ESG leader stands out for their ability to align environmental and social criteria with the organization's overall direction, aiming to create long-term value for shareholders and society as a whole.
In corporate environmental, social, and safety management, regulatory compliance is crucial in ensuring organizations operate responsibly and sustainably. However, complying with legal requirements can be a difficult task.
Community engagement has become a fundamental pillar for organizations seeking to maximize their economic benefits and build a solid and sustainable reputation in society.
Today, I invite you to focus all your attention on a function that is sometimes superficially seen by some managers without appreciating the true scope and benefits for their companies and the possible negative consequences that could result from this lack of vision.
In the competitive business world, obtaining sectoral and environmental permits is a critical step for any company, regardless of its sector, be it mining, energy, services, or manufacturing.
