Who’s on a Successful Reporting Team?
Publishing a Sustainability, ESG, or Impact Report is definitely a team effort.
Publishing a Sustainability, ESG, or Impact Report is definitely a team effort.
Norwegian Cruise Line collaborated with IOP to design and produce their sustainability report, the 2023 Sail & Sustain Report.
A leader in sustainability reporting, Hilton collaborated with IOP again to produce the 2023 Travel with Purpose Report and communications, sharing how they strive to integrate sustainability into each aspect of their business.
IOP partnered with Brilliant Earth to create their Mission Report — their Sustainability Report.
IOP designed and built an extension of the Brilliant Earth Mission website, supporting and expanding the sustainability content while supporting the customer journey.
Effective marketing needs to consider sustainability challenges. But sustainability communicators have different priorities—environmental and social. What’s a brand to do?
Wintrust, a family of locally run community banks, worked with IOP to create their 2023 Corporate Social Responsibility Report.
April 1, 2024
Another year, another IR Magazine win for our clients. We’re thrilled Hilton’s 2022 ESG Report won the Best ESG Reporting (large cap) award for the second year in a row in IR Magazine’s 2024 Awards. The Awards serve as a vital benchmark for leading companies in the US. The Hilton team received several awards and we are thrilled to continue to support their reporting efforts.
No matter what communication you are working on—a website, campaign, or a sustainability report—you can benefit from expert writing.
Assessing ESG impacts from two angles is double materiality: how a business is financially impacted by ESG topics, also known as financial materiality, and how a business impacts people and the environment (impact materiality).
In the US the sustainability/ESG landscape is shifting to mandatory reporting. What does that mean, and how to best prepare?
What happens when your report becomes more regulated? What’s the opportunity, and the risk?