Whilst every payments leader would most likely agree that ESG is important to them, the reality is that for many, it languishes at the lower end of the Board and Exec agendas. What's striking is that there is a growing cohort of companies who have successfully woven meaningful ESG initiatives into their core agenda with outstanding results across the board. I'm proud to lead this Working Group and to have the opportunity to highlight these insights, drawing out the relationship with value creation. We will then provide practical and actionable guidance that can help every company, however far they are on their ESG journey.
The ESG Working Group had a successful in-person project meeting to kick off their 2023 programme. The group mapped out an action plan to record several case-studies at PAY360 from members who wanted to showcase their ESG initiatives. This will go towards building campaign materials to promote ESG within the industry. The meeting was kindly hosted by working group member algbra. Join the ESG Working Group to be a part of shaping the future of the payments industry. Together, we can make a difference
Resource
Collecting, curating and publishing a range of helpful materials to support TPA members on their ESG journey
Campaign
Showcasing examples of great ESG initiatives from across the payments industry and other key stakeholders
Measurement
Surveying TPA membership to highlight how much progress is being made to embed ESG principles
The purpose of the ESG Working Group is to encourage companies in the payments industry to adopt progressive strategies for how they impact the environment, our society and their governance in a sustainable way.
Joanne Dewar, Working Group Lead, Ambassador, The Payments Association
Silvia Mensdorff-Pouilly, SVP & Head of Corporates and International Banking EMEA, FIS
Charles Radclyffe, Ambassador, The Payments Association
Charlie Bronks, Head of ESG, Crown Agents Bank
Chryssi Chorafa, CEO, StarLix
Katie Hayes, Head of Marketing, Ozone
Siobhan Wright, Chief People Officer, Trust Payments
Amu Maluleka, Sustainability Assistant, Paymentology
Tess Buckley, AI Ethics Senior Analyst, EthicsGrade
Alejandra Gorria, Manager, Thistle Initiatives
Anyalemma Igwe, Compliance Analyst, American Express
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