Dung Luu
There are many female CEOs today who are aiming to protect the environment within their businesses.
Below are some examples:
- Tran Thi Thu Huong – CEO of GreenViet, a Vietnamese company specializing in ecotourism and environmental education.
- Emma Walmsley – CEO of pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline, who has committed to investing $300 million to strengthen efforts against climate change and develop sustainable products.
- Lisa Jackson – Vice President of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives at Apple, helped the company achieve its goal of using 100% renewable energy for their operations.
- Feike Sijbesma – Head of Chemicals company DSM, made a strong commitment to the environment and renewable energy, with a goal of reducing the company’s emissions to a level that no longer affects the climate.
These are just a few examples of female CEOs who are aiming to protect the environment within their businesses. Many other female leaders are also participating and contributing positively to environmental protection and sustainable development within their businesses.
- Beth Ford – CEO of dairy and dairy product manufacturer Land O’Lakes, created an action plan on energy and emissions.
- Isabelle Kocher – CEO of French power company ENGIE, committed to investing €3 billion in renewable energy projects and reducing carbon emissions.
- Helena Helmersson – CEO of fashion company H&M, declared the company’s goal to be fully sustainable by 2030.
- Heather Bresch – CEO of pharmaceutical company Mylan, led the company to achieve safety and environmental protection standards at all of their factories.
Focusing on environmental issues is not only beneficial to the business’s survival, but also contributes to the overall development of our community and planet.
