Revealed: 2024’s Most Ethical Companies in the World

The Ethisphere Institute has announced the 136 companies that have been honoured as the World’s Most Ethical Companies in 2024.

This year marks the 18th annual listing of the World’s Most Ethical Companies recognition by the global non-profit that defines and measures corporate ethical standards. As in past years, honourees must demonstrate a commitment to ethical business practices through robust programmes that positively impact employees, communities, and broader stakeholders, as well as contributing to sustainable, long-term business growth.

This year’s honourees, spanning 20 countries and 44 industries, outperformed their peers by 12.3% from January 2019 to January 2024, according to non-profit. “Ever since Ethisphere has tracked the equity performance of public honouree companies, the Ethics Premium has always shown that the programmes and practices that lead an organisation to be named one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies also help it excel financially,” stated Erica Salmon Byrne, Chief Strategy Officer and Executive Chair of Ethisphere. “Strong ethics is good business. The Ethics Premium proves it.”

Every day, businesses must earn and keep the trust of stakeholders, from employees and investors, to regulators, and others. “By leading with business integrity – and investing in strong governance, an ethical culture, corporate citizenship, and compliance – organisations not only build trust, but also outperform. We congratulate this year’s honourees and commend their dedication to doing well by those they serve,” added Byrne.

18 YEARS AS WORLD’S MOST ETHICAL COMPANIES

Fifteen companies on this year’s list are being recognised for the first time. There are also six companies that have been recognised 18 times, since the inception of the award in 2007. They include Aflac, Ecolab, International Paper, Kao Corporation, Milliken & Company and PepsiCo.

Commenting on the honour for the 18th consecutive year, Yoshihiro Hasebe, Representative Director, President and Chief Executive Officer, Kao Corporation, said: “‘Walking the right path’ is our core value. And external evaluations such as this are very important to us. We are committed to continuing to advance our programme and practices as we work toward ambitious goals and fulfill our purpose to create a better world for the people who use our products, and the communities we serve.”

Ecolab is also celebrating 18 years on the list. “At Ecolab, we consider ethical business practices to be a cornerstone of what it means to be a responsible and profitable company,” stated Ecolab’s Chair & CEO Christophe Beck. Our commitment to doing the right thing, and doing it well is how we are able to deliver on our promises and expand our positive impact on the world.”

ETHICAL BUSINESS CULTURES MATTER

Aflac is also celebrating for making the list for consecutive years. It is also the only insurance company in the world to appear every year since the award’s inception. “We are honoured to appear yet again on Ethisphere’s prestigious list. A recognition that confirms that in any type of commerce, no matter your size, it’s not enough to simply do good business. You need to stand for your core values, support the communities you serve, and be a good steward of your resources,” shared Aflac’s Chairman and CEO Dan Amos. “Our commitment to do the right thing fuels the deep care and empathy our employees extend to policyholders and shareholders, which has earned us their trust for decades.”

International Paper (IP) has also been recognised on the coveted list for the 18th time. It’s also one of only two honourees in the forestry, paper and packaging industry. “Ethics is a core value at International Paper. We believe in doing the right things, in the right ways, for the right reasons, all of the time. This is The IP Way,” shared Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Mark Sutton. “Our teams hold themselves to high ethical standards and shared principles of honesty, integrity and respect.”

“This recognition is a testament to the commitment of our leaders and team members around the world who operate every day in a responsible and ethical manner,” added IT’s Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary Joe Saab. “On behalf of the entire IP team, we are honoured to be recognised among the World’s Most Ethical Companies for 18 straight years.”

GLOBAL LEADERS IN ETHICAL BUSINESS PRACTICE

This year marks the 17th time that Johnson Controls is named on this list. “What we do every day at Johnson Controls makes the world more productive, more secure, and more sustainable. Creating winning solutions for our customers is the key to winning in the marketplace. And how we do it matters,” said Johnson Controls Chairman and CEO George Oliver. “We’re immensely proud of our role as a global leader in ethical practices and are resolute about doing what is right to fuel employee empowerment and drive business value. This recognition underscores our deeply engrained culture of ethics at Johnson Controls.”

Kellanova is also celebrating the honour of being one of this year’s most ethical companies. It is also one of only nine honourees in the food, beverage, and agriculture industry. “Ensuring that we are a company that operates with transparency and integrity is integral to who we are at Kellanova. We’re incredibly proud to celebrate this recognition for the 16th year,” stated Steve Cahillane, Chairman, President and CEO of Kellanova.

“Integrity is the cornerstone of Kellanova’s operations,” added Kellanova’s Chief Legal Officer John Min. “This recognition is a testament to our values of innovation, integrity, and our purpose to create better days and a place at the table for everyone.”    

ETHICS MATTER

Software HR solutions firm Paychex is also celebrating 16 years of being one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies. “Helping small and medium-sized businesses succeed has been our purpose since Paychex was founded in 1971. In order to achieve this purpose, we will continue to have an unwavering commitment to operating our business with the highest ethical standards. This commitment has been essential in earning the trust of over 740,000 businesses, whom we are honoured to call our customers,” shared Paychex’s President and CEO John Gibson.

“Paychex is a purpose and values-driven organisation. Our 16,000 employees are committed to helping businesses succeed and do so with the highest levels of integrity,” added Gibson. “To be once again recognised as one of the most ethical companies in the world is a testament to the strength of our employees and our culture to do good for our customers, employees, and the communities where we live and work.”

Stephanie Schaeffer, Vice President, Chief Legal and Ethics Officer, and Secretary at Paychex, added: “Our unwavering ethical business behaviour is what drives our Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives. It is an honour to be recognised by Ethisphere for how we apply our integrity across everything that touches the Paychex business.”

DRIVING POSITIVE CHANGE THROUGH ETHICS

ManpowerGroup has received the honour from Ethisphere 15 times. It’s also the only one in its industry to be recognised for over a decade for playing a critical role in driving positive change worldwide.

“Enabling people to build their employability and prosperity through access to meaningful work is at the heart of our purpose,” said ManpowerGroup Chairman and CEO Jonas Prising. “This award is testament to the dedication of our more than 29,000 employees worldwide who embrace the potential in every individual to fulfill their career aspirations. It motivates us to continue raising the bar – leveraging our influence to drive progress on societal challenges like climate and inequality, and shape an equitable, sustainable future of work for all.”

The Hartford has also been honoured as the World’s Most Ethical Companies for the 15th time. “We’re proud to once again be honoured for upholding the highest standards of ethics and compliance for our customers, partners, communities and shareholders,” said The Hartford’s Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer Charlene Ridgeway. “The World’s Most Ethical Companies recognition demonstrates our employees’ commitment to leading with integrity. We congratulate everyone at The Hartford for this exceptional achievement.”

STRIVING TO MAKE A POSITIVE IMPACT

HCA Healthcare has been recognised 14 times on the list. It is one of only four honourees in the Healthcare Providers category this year. “Being named as one of the World’s Most Ethical companies for the 14th time is a reflection of our commitment to the values on which HCA Healthcare was founded,” said Sam Hazen, CEO of HCA Healthcare. “We are proud of the culture we have built and will continue to strive to make a positive impact on our patients, colleagues and communities.”

Henry Schein has been recognised for the 13th and is one of only two honourees in the Healthcare Products industry. “Our company has a long history of holding ourselves accountable to our five key constituencies, who together form our ‘Mosaic of Success’. Our supplier partners, customers, Team Schein Members, shareholders, and society at large,” said Stanley M. Bergman, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Henry Schein. “Being recognised once again by Ethisphere reinforces Team Schein’s dedication to our stakeholders, our commitment to corporate citizenship, and our mission of ‘doing well by doing good.’ The trust that we have built amongst our constituencies has allowed us to catalyse change in the markets we serve and continue to help make a healthier world.”

PRIORITISING ETHICS

Intelligent power management company Eaton was honoured in the list for the 13th time. “It’s an honour to once again be recognised as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere,” said Joe Rodgers, Senior Vice President, Global Ethics and Compliance at Eaton. “This recognition reflects our firm belief in the power of integrity. I’m exceptionally proud of our employees around the world who embrace our values and live them every day. Ethics will always be a priority at Eaton and central to our strategy.”

Principal Financial Group was also recognised as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies for the 13th time. “Ethics and integrity are central to who we are and who we have been for the past 145 years,” said Dan Houston, Chairman, President and CEO of Principal. “Today, more than 62 million customers entrust us with their financial security and our nearly 20,000 employees around the world honour that trust each day by diligently doing the right things in the right way. Being one of Ethisphere’s 2023 World’s Most Ethical Companies is especially meaningful because it acknowledges our commitment to ethical business practices and programmes that enable us to deliver a positive impact on our employees, customers, and communities around the world.”

HIGH ETHICAL VALUES TO BUILD TRUST

Global technology firm Aptiv was honoured to be recognised in the list for 12 consecutive years. “Every day, our 200,000 employees are focused on putting our values into action for the benefit of our company, customers, stakeholders and communities we serve around the world,” said Kevin Clark, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Aptiv. “Doing the right thing, the right way, has enabled us to build and foster an inclusive, high-performing culture and deliver high-quality, industry-leading solutions that are designed, developed, and manufactured responsibly.”

Voya Financial, Inc. has been honoured on the list for the 11th consecutive year. It’s also one of only six companies recognised in the financial services industry. “Voya’s recognition for 11 consecutive years as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies is a testament of how our purpose-driven culture is enabling us to create value and make a positive difference for our clients, our communities and our colleagues – making Voya a different kind of company,” shared Heather Lavallee, CEO, Voya Financial, Inc.

This is also the 11th consecutive year CBRE has earned this distinction. “At CBRE, responsible, ethical decision-making is at the core of everything we do,” shared Elizabeth Atlee, CBRE’s Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer. “We lead with our RISE (Respect, Integrity, Service, Excellence) values to build trust and provide exceptional opportunities for our employees, clients and stakeholders. This recognition reinforces our reputation and commitment as a world-class ethical company.”

A DECADE AS WORLD’S MOST ETHICAL COMPANY

US Bank is one of four honourees in the banking category. It’s also the only US-based bank to be honoured for 10 consecutive years as the World’s Most Ethical Companies. “We believe an ethical culture drives results for our customers, communities and company. We work hard to ensure we do the right thing in everything we do,” stated US Bank’s Chairman, President and CEO Andy Cecere. “I’m proud of our team, and how each employee goes above and beyond to earn trust, build strong relationships, and ensure our commitment to integrity remains strong. This honour belongs to them.”

TE Connectivity has earned this honour for the 10th consecutive year. It’s also just one of only four honourees in the electronics and components industry. “At TE, our core values of integrity, accountability, inclusion, innovation and teamwork dictate how we operate and how we innovate,” said TE Connectivity’s CEO Terrence Curtin. “Ethisphere’s ongoing recognition is proof that our dedication to running our business ethically is highly regarded by our customers, our employees and our owners.”

RAISING THE BAR ON SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Radius Recycling has also been honoured in the list for the 10th consecutive year. “We are honoured to be recognised as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies for the tenth consecutive year,” said Tamara Lundgren, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Radius Recycling. “To be included on this prestigious list reflects the continued and steadfast commitment of all our employees to living our Core Values of Safety, Sustainability, and Integrity. Our ethics and integrity have been hallmarks of our company for over a century, and I am truly proud of the dedication of our employees to serving our customers and suppliers, supporting our communities, and treating each other and all our stakeholders in accordance with these principles.”

“As one of our Core Values, integrity is at the center of all that we do,” added Eric Sork, the company’s Vice President & Chief Ethics Officer. “We are immensely proud to sustain our ranking as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies, alongside a global community dedicated to upholding ethical standards and raising the bar on social responsibility.”

RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS PRACTICES

Oshkosh Corporation has been recognised one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies for the ninth consecutive year. “We are honoured to be recognised for operating our business responsibly, sustainably and ethically,” shared Ignacio Cortina, Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer for Oshkosh Corporation. “We deliver on our purpose of making a difference in people’s lives by living the Oshkosh Way and demonstrating our core values at every level of the organisation. I’m truly proud of our 17,000 team members who make this recognition possible.”

This also marks the ninth consecutive year that HCSC has received the honor. “At HCSC we are committed to excellence, and our employees live out that commitment every day,” said Tom Boras, Senior Vice President and Chief Ethics, Compliance and Privacy Officer at HCSC. “Members, customers, providers and other stakeholders depend on us to operate with their best interests top of mind, and this continued recognition by Ethisphere validates that we are operating on a world-class level.”

VF Corporation, a leading portfolio of lifestyle brands, has received the honour for the eighth consecutive year and is the only honouree in the apparel industry to be named this year. “At VF, living with integrity is foundational to our business success, guided by our Principles, and embedded in everything we do,” said Jenn Sim, VF’s Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary. “This achievement is a testament to incredible work and commitment from many teams across VF to bring our company values to life and put ethical business practices at the center of business decisions. We are honoured to be named as one of the 2024 World’s Most Ethical Companies again this year.”

UPHOLDING HIGHEST ETHICAL STANDARDS

Infrastructure consulting firm, AECOM  has been recognised in the list for eight years. “This marks the eighth year AECOM has received this recognition, which honors the Company’s commitment to prioritszing ethics and integrity. We are honoured to once again be recognised as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies, which reflects the strength of our industry leadership position and unwavering commitment to integrity, ethics and compliance across all aspects of our business,” said AECOM’s CEO Troy Rudd. “This distinction is a testament to our purpose-driven culture and our outstanding teams around the world who deliver excellence to our clients and the communities we serve.”

Pacific Life has been honoured in the list for the seventh consecutive year. It was also was one of 11 insurance or financial service industry honourees. “At Pacific Life, we pride ourselves on doing the right thing for our people, customers, and communities,” shared Darryl Button, President and CEO of Pacific Life. “Being honoured for the seventh consecutive year is a testament to our dedicated employees and proves that our shared commitment to holding ourselves to the highest ethical standards is integral to our success.”

WORLD’S MOST ETHICAL COMPANY FOR SIX YEARS

This is the sixth time that Genpact received the honour of being one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies. It was also one of only five honourees in the Consulting Services category for 2024. “The rise of an AI-driven world demands a robust culture of trust, transparency, and socially responsible work practices,” said BK Kalra, President and CEO of Genpact. “Our focus on ethics and integrity isn’t just a principle, it is core to how we leverage data, technology, and AI to create value for our clients, shareholders, employees, and communities which we serve.”

Kohl’s has also been recognised in the list for the sixth consecutive year, and is one of only two honourees in the retail industry to be recognized in this year’s list. Commenting on the honour, Steve Thomas, Kohl’s Chief Risk and Compliance Officer, stated: “Upholding ethical standards for ourselves and our partners is a critical component of our company’s values and is reflected in how Kohl’s cares about our customers, associates and communities. As we continue to drive results through our ongoing ethics, compliance and governance programs, we are committed to operating with transparency and integrity.”

UNWAVERING COMMITMENT TO ETHICS

Avangrid, a sustainable energy company and a member of the Iberdrola Group, has also been recognised on the list for the sixth consecutive year. It is also one of only eight honourees globally in the energy and utilities sector in 2024. “Ethics are not just a set of rules, they are the moral compass that guides our decisions,” highlighted Pedro Azagra, CEO of Avangrid. “We’re incredibly proud to be one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies for the sixth year in a row. This recognition is a testament to the unwavering commitment of our entire Avangrid team and the Iberdrola Group to conduct business with the highest ethical standards. We will remain committed to upholding these principles and contributing positively to both our business and society.”

Western Digital Corporation has also received the honour for the sixth consecutive year. “As a company, we collectively work across the globe to embed ethical business choices into the fabric of our organization,” shared Joe Santosuosso, VP and Chief Compliance Officer at Western Digital. “This recognition for the sixth year in a row is a testament to our philosophy that how we do business is as important as the products we make.”

FEROCIOUS COMMITMENT TO ETHICS

Booz Allen Hamilton has been named among the World’s Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere for the fifth consecutive year. “For 110 years, has empowered people to change the world, and our employees’ commitment to upholding our values – including ferocious integrity, unflinching courage, and passionate service – is at the core of our success,” said Booz Allen President and CEO, Horacio Rozanski. “As AI and other technological advancements rapidly transform our world, we are working every day to bring trusted solutions to our clients’ critical missions safely, responsibly, and at scale. We remain committed to upholding the highest ethical standards across our business as we drive the future forward together.”

Adding to his comments, Nancy Laben, Booz Allen’s Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer, said: “We are honoured to receive this prestigious recognition for the fifth consecutive year. We hold ourselves to the highest standards of corporate governance, integrity, and compliance, and we are delighted by the recognition.”

This is the also the fifth time that banking giant Fifth Third has earned this recognition from Ethisphere, and is one of only four banks worldwide, to be recognized on the 2024 list. “We are honoured Ethisphere recognised us for the fifth time,” stated Tim Spence, Chairman, CEO and President of Fifth Third. “Our ambition is to be the One Bank people most value and trust – and that trust is earned every day when our employees do the right thing for our shareholders, our customers and our communities. This recognition is a testament to the hard work and commitment of our dedicated employees.” 

TRANSPARENCY & ACCOUNTABILITY MATTERS

Workplace solutions provider Workday has been recognised on 2024’s World’s Most Ethical Companies list for the fourth consecutive year. “This recognition is a testament to our culture, which is driven by our employees’ commitment to our core value of integrity,” said Chris Fedrow, Chief Integrity & Compliance Officer, Workday. “Building on our strong ethical foundation, we work to maintain customer and stakeholder trust by innovating with integrity. As we look to the future, we are taking a leading role in developing responsible AI solutions for our customers, employees, and the world around us.” 

Infosys has also received this recognition for the fourth consecutive year. Infosys has become one of three companies in India, and one of six companies globally, in the software and services industry, to receive this accolade. Commenting on the honour, Salil Parekh, CEO of Infosys, said: “We are delighted to have received this accolade for the fourth consecutive year. This recognition stands testament to the ethical business that we not only practice but also encourage across our extended ecosystem. Our relentless focus on client-centricity remains at the forefront as we strive to be transparent and accountable in all our endeavours.”

STRONG ETHICAL FOUNDATIONS

Brown‑Forman has received the honour as one of the 2024 World’s Most Ethical Companies for the third consecutive year. “We are proud to be recognised as a World’s Most Ethical Companies Honouree for the third year in a row,” said Lawson Whiting, President and CEO, Brown‑Forman Corporation. “We have built a strong ethical foundation since our founding in 1870. And every day we lean into our core values of integrity, respect, trust, teamwork and excellence in our interactions with our consumers, employees, and business partners.”

NW Natural Holdings has also been honoured for the third consecutive year. “We recently celebrated our 165^th anniversary at NW Natural. And throughout our history, we’ve worked hard to do things the right way,” said David H Anderson, CEO of NW Natural Holdings. This recognition is much appreciated. And it’s a reflection of the integrity and good work by our employees throughout our company. We are very proud to receive this honour for the third consecutive year.”

“This award means a great deal to our employees, because it’s our employees who made it possible by living our core value of integrity in how they serve our customers, operate our business, treat each other, and engage with the community,” added Shawn Filippi, Chief Compliance Officer and Corporate Secretary at NW Natural Holdings. “It’s a privilege to be able to share our appreciation for this honour on my colleagues’ behalf.”

INTEGRITY IN BUSINESS MATTERS

US Steel Corporation has also received this widely sought-after recognition for the third consecutive year. “Being recognised by Ethisphere as one of the 2024 World’s Most Ethical Companies demonstrates how we align our S.T.E.E.L. Principles with action, each and every day. That this is the third consecutive time we’ve earned this distinction also validates the positive impact we are creating for our stakeholders year after year,” said President and Chief Executive Officer of US Steel, DavidBurritt.

“Earning our third consecutive designation as A World’s Most Ethical Companies Honoree is a testament to our strong ethical culture – characterised by transparency, responsibility, and accountability – and a powerful validation of exemplary corporate citizenship that benefits all our stakeholders, including our business partners, employees, communities, and investors,” added Duane Holloway, Senior Vice President, General Counsel, and Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer of US Steel.

RESPONSIBLE & ETHICAL BUSINESS PRACTICES

Manufacturer Clarios has been honoured as one of 2024’s Most Ethical Companies for the second consecutive year. “We are immensely proud to receive this honour for the second time in a row, which underscores our unwavering commitment to upholding the highest standards of ethics, compliance, and governance,” said Mark Wallace, President, and CEO of Clarios. “This achievement is a testament to the dedication of our nearly 16,000 team members worldwide, who embody our values and drive our mission to do what’s right for our employees, customers, communities, and the planet.”

Dana Incorporated has also been honoured in the list for the second consecutive year. “It’s an honour to have Dana named as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies,” said James Kamsickas, Dana’s Chairman and CEO. “At Dana, our commitment to excellence begins with doing business the right way. This prestigious honour celebrates the “One Dana” mindset and our collective efforts to ensure that everyone is valued and treated with respect and that business is always conducted responsibly and ethically.”

UPHOLDING ETHICAL STANDARDS

Sodexo is one of 15 companies honoured as “2024’s World’s Most Ethical Companies” for the first time. “We’re incredibly honoured by this first ever recognition of Sodexo as one of the “World’s Most Ethical Companies” by Ethisphere. We have strong company values and ethical principles,” stated Sodexo’s CEO and Chairwoman of the Board Sophie Bellon. Ethical business conduct is the cornerstone of the trust we build with all our stakeholders and what makes us a trusted business partner for our clients. It serves as a foundation for our ambition to become the leader in sustainable food and valued experiences.”

“Every day, as a responsible company, we strive to ensure that our teams’ business conduct is fully aligned with the highest ethical standards. That’s why we’re very proud to be a part of this prestigious list,” added Sodexo’s Chief Ethics Officer Philippe Symons.

FIRST-TIMERS ON THE LIST

Assurant also received the honour for the first time this year. “Throughout our business, our clients are some of the most valuable brands in the world,” said Assurant President and CEO Keith Demmings. “Operating ethically is foundational to protecting their brands as well as ours. Being named one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere is a testament to the thousands of Assurant employees who work according to our values every day.”

“Operating ethically at scale requires clear policies, compelling training, and robust procedures,” added Chief Legal Officer Jay Rosenblum. “I’m proud of the work our Legal and Compliance teams have done to put these measures in place, as well as the decisions our employees across the company make every day to do the right thing on behalf of Assurant and our clients.”

Also honoured for the first in this year’s list is nVent. “I’m thrilled that nVent has been recognised as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies. Absolute Integrity is one our core values at nVent,” shared nVent’s Chair and CEO Beth Wozniak. “We know that making ethical choices makes our company stronger and builds trust and transparency. We emphasise to our employees that acting with Absolute Integrity is critical. I’d like to thank all our employees for living our values every day. It is because of our collective efforts that we received this outstanding recognition.”

HIGH MORAL & ETHICAL STANDARDS

India’s HCLTech was another first timer on Ethisphere’s list this year. “At HCLTech, we hold ourselves to high standards of governance and transparency. This recognition is another validation of our corporate ethos of doing business the right way, creating a positive impact on local communities and contributing to a sustainable planet,” stated the company’s CEO & Managing Director, C Vijayakumar.

Global climate innovator Trane Technologies also received the honour for the first time this year. “At Trane Technologies, we hold our team members and business partners to the highest legal, moral and ethical standards, expecting them to do what’s right, always,” shared Dave Regnery, Chair and CEO of Trane Technologies. “That’s why it’s a tremendous honour to be recognised by Ethisphere as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies. We appreciate this recognition of how we hold our work to the highest expectations in pursuit of our purpose to challenge what’s possible for a sustainable world.”

THE WORLD’S MOST ETHICAL COMPANIES

2024’s most ethical companies in the world, in alphabetical order, include:

• A. O. Smith Corporation
• Accenture
• ADM
• AECOM
• AES
• Aflac Incorporated
• Allianz Life
• Anywhere Real Estate
• Aptiv PLC
• Assurant
• Autodesk
• Avangrid, Inc.
• Avista Corp
• Best Buy Co., Inc.
• Blue Shield of California
• BMO
• Booze Allen
• Brown-Forman
• Cambia Health Solutions
• Capgemini
• CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
• CBRE
• Cementos Progreso
• Charoen Pokphand Group
• Clarios
• Colgate-Palmolive Company
• COSMOTE E-VALUE CONTACT CENTER SERVICES S.A.
• Covenant Health
• Dana Incorporated
• Dell Technologies
• Eaton
• Ecolab
• EDP – ENERGIAS DE PORTUGAL, S.A.
• Elbit Systems of America
• Eli Lilly and Company
• Fedex Corporation
• Fifth Third Bank
• Flex
• Frontera Energy Corp
• General Motors
• Genpact Ltd
• Grupo Bimbo
• Hasbro, Inc
• HCA Healthcare
• HCLTech
• HCSC
• Henry Shein Inc
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise
• HP
• Hrvatski Telekom
• Hubbell Incorporated
• Iberdrola
• IBM
• IndusInd Bank Ltd
• Infosys limited
• Ingredion Incorporated
• Intel Corporation
• International Paper
• J.M. Smucker Co.
• JLL
• John Deere
• Johnson Controls
• Juniper Networks
• Kao Corporation
• Kellanova – Formerly The Kellogg Company
• Kimberly-Clark
• Kohl’s
• L’Oréal
• Lam Research
• Leidos
• Lincoln Electric
• Lincoln Financial Group
• Linde
• LONZA
• Magna International Inc
• ManpowerGroup Inc
• Mastercard
• Medtronic
• Micron Technologies, Inc
• Milliken & Company
• Natura & Co
• Noblis
• Nokia
• Northumbrian Water Group
• Northwell Health
• nVent
• NW Natural Holding Company
• OshKosh Corporation
• Pacific Life
• Parsons Corporation
• Paychex Inc
• PepsiCo Inc
• Pfizer Inc
• Polaris Inc
• Premier Inc
• Principal Financial Group
• Prudential Financial Inc
• Radius Recycling
• Republic Services
• Rockwell Automation, Inc.
• Royal Caribbean Group
• Salesforce
• Schneider Electric SE
• SeAH Holdings
• SERTECPET S.A.
• ServiceNow, Inc.
• Sodexo
• Sony Group Corporation
• Southwire Company, LLC
• TE Connectivity
• Teradata Corporation
• The Allstate Corporation
• The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
• The Hartford
• The Hershey Company
• The Timken Company
• Thrivent
• TIAA
• Trane Technologies
• U.S. Bank
• United States Steel Corporation
• University Hospitals
• Unum Group
• UPMC
• Verizon
• VF Corporation
• Visa Inc
• Voya Financial Inc
• Western Digital
• Weyerhaeuser Company
• William E. Connor & Associates Limited
• WM
• Workday
• Wyndham Hotels & Resorts
• Xcel Energy
• Zoetis Inc

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