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“Virtually every commercial transaction has within itself an element of trust… much of the economic backwardness in the world can be explained by the lack of mutual confidence,” Nobel Laureate Kenneth Arrow wrote in 1972.

We are living in a trust paradox. This is an era of strong economic performance and nearly full employment; over the past two decades, more than a billion people around the world have lifted themselves out of poverty.

We are living in a trust paradox. This is an era of strong economic performance and nearly full employment; over the past two decades, more than a billion people around the world have lifted themselves out of poverty.

On Thursday, 8th October, Edelman Smithfield hosted a virtual event featuring a panel of high-profile senior executives who explored the challenge of integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into corporate and investor decision making.

Edelman’s global real estate practice team helps clients to navigate this multifaceted environment and to establish trust-based relationships within increasingly complicated stakeholder landscapes.

As boards of directors continue to face increasing public scrutiny from shareholders, media, analysts, employees and the government, it is imperative that they communicate the business rationale that guide their decisions.