ESG analyzes the (1) Environmental Footprint, (2) Social Responsibility, and (3) Internal Governance business practices for an organization.

ESG can be government law at federal, state, county, and/or city levels; it may be a regulation at the aforementioned levels of government; or ESG can be corporate policy defined by C-Suite executives such as the Chief Sustainability Officer.

Compliance with any particular law or regulation should be advised by legal counsel; commercial favor of any investor, procurement officer, or contractor should be solicited; as is fulfilling the consumers' expectation and values regarding ethical corporate governance. ESG Certification illustrates your committment to society.

Depending upon whom you seek to impress or transact will determine if ESG Certification is required to earn their business- customers, companies, or bureaucrats.

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