
Top 25 Corporations Walking the Talk in ESG
ARC Ride’s foundation is built on a vision of affordable, reliable and clean transportation for African cities, directly addressing the urgent need for sustainable solutions.
ARC Ride’s foundation is built on a vision of affordable, reliable and clean transportation for African cities, directly addressing the urgent need for sustainable solutions.
ARC Ride’s foundation is built on a vision of affordable, reliable and clean transportation for African cities, directly addressing the urgent need for sustainable solutions.
ARC Ride’s foundation is built on a vision of affordable, reliable and clean transportation for African cities, directly addressing the urgent need for sustainable solutions.
Google’s deep-rooted commitment to ESG principles is more than a corporate mandate – it is a business imperative that drives positive impact across the globe, and Kenya is no exception.
Environmentally, Little has actively embraced green mobility by integrating electric bikes and scooters into its fleet. These electric two-wheelers, equipped with geofencing technology, ensure they operate within specific locations, contributing to the reduction of carbon emissions.
Visa’s commitment to ESG extends to ensuring the safety and sustainability of the financial ecosystem. With global investments exceeding $10 billion in technology over five years, Visa has solidified its position as a leader in cybersecurity.
One of the key pillars of Absa’s ESG strategy is its focus on environmental sustainability. In 2023, the bank made significant progress in reducing its environmental footprint, particularly through energy efficiency and green financing initiatives.
Beyond transforming financial access and inclusivity, M-PESA is positioning itself as a leader in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) efforts, demonstrating that its business model is not only financially sustainable but also socially responsible.
As Founder and CEO of Craft Silicon, Kamal has consistently demonstrated visionary leadership by harnessing technology to solve Africa’s financial challenges. His journey began with the creation of banking software tailored for microfinance institutions and mobile money platforms that bridge the gap for the unbanked.
As New Client Acquisition & Product-Led Growth Leader for IBM MEA, Mukiira’s role is pivotal. She is tasked with expanding IBM’s reach across a region that encompasses over 70 countries, from the bustling hubs of Dubai to the emerging markets of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA).
Under her leadership, Google continues to bring the world’s most advanced tools to local markets, including Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Ethiopia.
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