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Corporate governance is one of the three pillars of ESG. Corporate governance assesses how a company uses policies and controls to inform business decisions, comply with the law, and meet obligations to stakeholders. Corporate governance failures (for example, aggressive tax avoidance, corruption, excessive executive pay, or relentless lobbying) cause reputational harm and loss of trust. Companies in every sector, including food, will need to make concerted efforts to improve their performance across all three ESG measures.
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Just Food tracks food companies and their annual and quarterly filings. Our analysis tracks the mention of corporate governance in those filings over the past five years.
Just Food compares corporate governance mentions in filings versus other top themes in filings data over the past five years.
Just Food tracks which food companies mention corporate governance in filings most over the past five years.
Just Food monitors live food company jobs postings mentioning corporate governance or similar skills in the sector.
Jobs postings by food companies mentioning corporate governance over the recent past. Corporate governance jobs tracker in the food industry looks at jobs posted, closed and active in the sector.
Just Food’s jobs tracker lists food companies with most corporate governance jobs posted in the recent past.
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