Viewpoints from Trillium Asset Management
An employee-owned investment management firm with more than 30 years of experience integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors and shareholder advocacy into its investment process
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How will climate change and electrification affect investing?
We believe combating climate change through the electric revolution will touch every aspect of our lives and the economy. Companies and investors need to plan accordingly.
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Global plastic pollution—and potential solutions across the value chain
The magnitude of plastic pollution is alarming. We talk about what investors can do—particularly through corporate engagement across the plastics value chain.
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Engineering change: governance milestone reached in the low-carbon transition
The recent board shakeup at ExxonMobil may be remembered as a key step toward decarbonization on a global scale. We discuss the shareholder activism that helped set the stage for this outcome.
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Human capital and consumer brands in a post-pandemic world
The pandemic is disrupting consumer patterns, putting many retail, entertainment, and leisure companies at risk. We explore how consumer brands can recover and thrive.
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How climate resilient is your portfolio?
What does the big picture of climate risk and opportunity look like from the viewpoint of a dedicated ESG strategy? Cheryl Smith offers her perspective.
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Sustainability's virtuous feedback loop
As public companies step up to address global climate risks, questions of social equity, and better governance, business sustainability gathers new strength.
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Active engagement: how top ESG managers make a difference
Rather than merely excluding companies, today’s top ESG portfolio managers directly engage firms to combine financial returns with positive impact.
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Why strong ESG practices can offer companies a competitive advantage
Sustainable investing was once considered a niche corner of the investment universe. But the reality is that corporate performance, investment performance, and ESG issues are inextricably linked.
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