Fortune partnered with AccountAbility and CSRnetwork to rank the world's 100 largest corporations by the quality of their commitment to social and environmental goals.Great perspective here… It is not just about the PR and marketing that companies do to increase awareness but also about what they do inside their company to hold themselves accountable to new environmental standards.
Here is the list of the 10 most ‘accountable’ big companies:
1) BP (click here) - a British energy company/multinational oil company, #4 on Fortune’s Global 500.
2) Barclays (click here): a global financial services provider based in England, #83 on Fortune’s Global 500.
3) ENI (click here): an Italian multinational oil and gas company, #26 on Fortune’s Global 500.
4) HSBC Holdings (click here): the world's largest financial group founded in Hong Kong and now based in England, #22 on Fortune’s Global 500.
5) Vodafone (click here): a mobile network operator based in England, #95 on Fortune’s Global 500.
6) Royal Dutch Shell (click here): a multinational oil company of British and Dutch origins now based in the Netherlands, #3 on Fortune’s Global 500.
7) Peugeot (click here): a major French car brand, part of PSA Peugeot Citroën, #68 on Fortune’s Global 500.
8) HBOS (click here): banking and insurance group in the United Kingdom, #58 on Fortune’s Global 500.
9) Chevron (click here): one of the world's largest global energy companies headquartered in San Ramon, California, #7 on Fortune’s Global 500.
10) DaimlerChrysler (click here): (formerly DaimlerChrysler) a German car corporation, #8 on Fortune’s Global 500.
Question: Why are so many of these companies based in Europe?!?!
