John McCalla-Leacy

Jun 12, 2024 | kpmg.com | John McCalla-Leacy |Simon Weaver |Mike Hayes

1000Home›Insights›Analyst recognitions across ESGKPMG firms have achieved several recognitions across ESG by independent industry analysts, commending both an internal commitment to sustainability and the services KPMG professionals deliver to clients. We are proud of the commitment KPMG has demonstrated in building a leading ESG team focused on helping clients harness the power of ESG to transform their business.

Feb 27, 2024 | kpmg.com | John McCalla-Leacy

Get the latest KPMG thought leadership directly to your individual personalized dashboard KPMG survey of 50 ESG specialists in 10 countries and territories reveals sustainability increasingly embedded in wider corporate strategies KPMG survey reveals sustainability increasingly embedded in wider corporate strategies 1000 Home › Media › Press releases › Businesses balancing ambition with regulation and evolving roles as sustainability becomes big focus in 2024 Highlights: KPMG survey of 50 ESG...

Sep 22, 2023 | kpmg.com | John McCalla-Leacy

KPMG has launched the KPMG ESG Academy in collaboration with Microsoft and some of the world’s leading universities and institutions. The scalable, turnkey academy leverages the KPMG Learning Enablement and Analytics Platform – a preconfigured platform enabled by Microsoft 365, Azure, Teams and Microsoft Viva Learning that helps to deliver learning directly in the flow of work.

May 25, 2023 | kpmg.com | John McCalla-Leacy

KPMG firms are collaborating with Microsoft to launch a range of innovative new solutions to support businesses on their environmental, social and governance (ESG) journey.

Jan 24, 2023 | home.kpmg | John McCalla-Leacy

One in three 18–24-year-olds have rejected a job offer based on ESG recordOne in three 18–24-year-olds have rejected a job offer based on ESG recordNew research released by KPMG today shows that Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors are influencing employment decisions for almost half of UK office workers, with millennials and younger workers driving the growing trend of ‘climate quitting’ – seeking out a more environmentally friendly job.