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This is what inclusive capitalism looks like
Members of the Council for Inclusive Capitalism share their best ideas and business actions for a more inclusive and sustainable capitalism on this platform. Business leaders can explore leading private sector actions and apply learnings to their own operations. The result is the most comprehensive public platform of private sector actions that profitably create value for everyone — employees, communities, shareholders, and the planet. The commitments to action in this collection are…
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Demonstrating an organization’s effort to transform its operations
forward looking
Reflecting ongoing or new effort, not a past effort or achievement
Measurable
Defining clear outcome targets to allow assessment of progress
We map our members’ commitments to action against existing frameworks for change, including the World Economic Forum International Business Council’s pillars for sustainable value creation — People, Planet, Principles of Governance, and Prosperity — and the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Members share progress update on their inclusive capitalism commitments
Our members know that sharing progress against these commitments is a crucial part of learning and enabling others to act. This year, the Council surveyed members who made commitments with end dates from 2021 and 2022 to ask how they have made progress in their work. Our inaugural update report explores successes and challenges companies are experiencing with action taken, provides early insights into the inclusive capitalism movement, and highlights company updates.
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View hundreds of examples of how companies are pursuing business at its best and get ideas for actions you can take that can advance a more inclusive capitalism. Use the filters below to refine results by industry, geography, UN SDG, company size, and more.
| Organization | Priority Areas | Commitment | SDGs | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Street Corporation | State Street will promote diversity by increasing the number of Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC) employees in the USA to match the availability of such talent in the market. | |||
| Black Fox Global, B Corp | We’re helping to transform the funding landscape by disrupting the traditional faces of philanthropy. Through the Black Fox Fellows program, we support women of color in philanthropy to achieve even higher levels of power and influence. https://blackfoxphilanthropy.com/fellows/ | |||
| Mastercard | As part of our In Solidarity initiative, Mastercard has a goal to invest $500 million in Black communities in the U.S. to help close the racial wealth and opportunity gap by 2025, from 2020. | |||
| Mastercard | As part of our In Solidarity initiative, Mastercard has an aspirational goal to grow U.S. Black leadership at the vice president level and above at Mastercard by 50% by 2025, from 2020. | |||
| Johnson & Johnson | By 2025, achieve 50% growth of Black and African American employees in management positions in the U.S. | |||
| Estée Lauder Companies | We commit to at least double the amount we spend with Black-owned businesses over the next three years. | |||
| State Street Corporation | State Street will promote diversity and inclusion by increasing our spend with diverse suppliers. | |||
| State Street Corporation | State Street will sharpen our focus on Black and Latinx talent development. | |||
| Estée Lauder Companies | In June 2020, The Estée Lauder Companies committed to address racial equity by reaching U.S. population parity for its Black employees for all company levels in the next five years. | |||
| Ecoprotein Pvt Ltd | Ecoprotein Pvt Ltd will work to reduce Methane emissions due to organic waste by introducing Insect farming and produce sustainable alternative protein for livestock. For every Ton of BSF larvae we produce we will save a Ton of fish in the ocean and 23 tons of CO2 into the environment. | |||
| Vista Equity Partners | Vista, together with BCG and PayPal, established the Southern Communities Initiative (SCI) in 2021. SCI was created to help channel corporate commitments on racial equity into six Southern U.S. communities that are home to half of all African Americans: Atlanta, Birmingham, Charlotte, Houston, Memphis and New Orleans. To strengthen the financial architecture serving these communities, SCI is helping mobilize capital and IT modernization for more than a dozen local community development financial institutions (CDFIs) and minority depository institutions (MDIs). | |||
| DuPont | DuPont will work to accelerate diversity, equity and inclusion with the goal of becoming one of the world's most inclusive companies by 2030, including investing $10 million in the next 10 years and targeting gender parity in senior leadership. | |||
| Mastercard | Toward our goal to increase our spend with Black-owned suppliers by 70% to $100 million annually by 2025, as part of our In Solidarity initiative, in 2023, we exceeded our $100 million spend target for the third consecutive year. | |||
| Boston Consulting Group (BCG) | BCG is committed to advancing racial equity across racial and ethnic identities facing societal inequality and injustice by investing $100 million into talent resources by 2025. | |||
| Rural Beacon Initiative | Over the course of the next 2 years, we will facilitate the training of 100 local community members in climate education, projects to increase community resilience, and opportunities for ownership within the emerging supply chains of sustainability. | |||
| MPAC solutions | Launch FinTech Business Center by Q4 2021 for underserved and social impact businesses. | |||
| State Street Corporation | State Street will promote diversity and inclusion by leveraging best practices on combatting racism and attracting, motivating, and retaining Black and Latinx people into our profession. | |||
| WishKnish Corp | WishKnish Corp is addressing sustainable ecommerce and equity being grown in historically disenfranchised communities through partnering with local stakeholders by January 2024. | |||
| WishKnish Corp | WishKnish Corp is addressing sustainable ecommerce and equity being grown in historically disenfranchised communities through partnering with local stakeholders by January 2024. |
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| Organization | Priority Areas | Commitment | SDGs | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Street Corporation | State Street will promote diversity by increasing the number of Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC) employees in the USA to match the availability of such talent in the market. | |||
| Black Fox Global, B Corp | We’re helping to transform the funding landscape by disrupting the traditional faces of philanthropy. Through the Black Fox Fellows program, we support women of color in philanthropy to achieve even higher levels of power and influence. https://blackfoxphilanthropy.com/fellows/ | |||
| Mastercard | As part of our In Solidarity initiative, Mastercard has a goal to invest $500 million in Black communities in the U.S. to help close the racial wealth and opportunity gap by 2025, from 2020. | |||
| Mastercard | As part of our In Solidarity initiative, Mastercard has an aspirational goal to grow U.S. Black leadership at the vice president level and above at Mastercard by 50% by 2025, from 2020. | |||
| Johnson & Johnson | By 2025, achieve 50% growth of Black and African American employees in management positions in the U.S. | |||
| Estée Lauder Companies | We commit to at least double the amount we spend with Black-owned businesses over the next three years. | |||
| State Street Corporation | State Street will promote diversity and inclusion by increasing our spend with diverse suppliers. | |||
| State Street Corporation | State Street will sharpen our focus on Black and Latinx talent development. | |||
| Estée Lauder Companies | In June 2020, The Estée Lauder Companies committed to address racial equity by reaching U.S. population parity for its Black employees for all company levels in the next five years. | |||
| Ecoprotein Pvt Ltd | Ecoprotein Pvt Ltd will work to reduce Methane emissions due to organic waste by introducing Insect farming and produce sustainable alternative protein for livestock. For every Ton of BSF larvae we produce we will save a Ton of fish in the ocean and 23 tons of CO2 into the environment. | |||
| Vista Equity Partners | Vista, together with BCG and PayPal, established the Southern Communities Initiative (SCI) in 2021. SCI was created to help channel corporate commitments on racial equity into six Southern U.S. communities that are home to half of all African Americans: Atlanta, Birmingham, Charlotte, Houston, Memphis and New Orleans. To strengthen the financial architecture serving these communities, SCI is helping mobilize capital and IT modernization for more than a dozen local community development financial institutions (CDFIs) and minority depository institutions (MDIs). | |||
| DuPont | DuPont will work to accelerate diversity, equity and inclusion with the goal of becoming one of the world's most inclusive companies by 2030, including investing $10 million in the next 10 years and targeting gender parity in senior leadership. | |||
| Mastercard | Toward our goal to increase our spend with Black-owned suppliers by 70% to $100 million annually by 2025, as part of our In Solidarity initiative, in 2023, we exceeded our $100 million spend target for the third consecutive year. | |||
| Boston Consulting Group (BCG) | BCG is committed to advancing racial equity across racial and ethnic identities facing societal inequality and injustice by investing $100 million into talent resources by 2025. | |||
| Rural Beacon Initiative | Over the course of the next 2 years, we will facilitate the training of 100 local community members in climate education, projects to increase community resilience, and opportunities for ownership within the emerging supply chains of sustainability. | |||
| MPAC solutions | Launch FinTech Business Center by Q4 2021 for underserved and social impact businesses. | |||
| State Street Corporation | State Street will promote diversity and inclusion by leveraging best practices on combatting racism and attracting, motivating, and retaining Black and Latinx people into our profession. | |||
| WishKnish Corp | WishKnish Corp is addressing sustainable ecommerce and equity being grown in historically disenfranchised communities through partnering with local stakeholders by January 2024. | |||
| WishKnish Corp | WishKnish Corp is addressing sustainable ecommerce and equity being grown in historically disenfranchised communities through partnering with local stakeholders by January 2024. |
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