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Coalition United for a Responsible Exxon (CURE) – Representing Stakeholders with over $2.2 Trillion in Assets – Calls for New Leadership and Strategy at Exxon
Letter to Board in support of multiple shareholder campaigns advocating change of governance and adoption of new, financially and strategically sustainable business plan
CURE”) was launched today with an open letter in support of meaningful change at ExxonMobil Corporation (NYSE: XOM) (“
Exxon” or the “
Company”). CURE represents a broad a spectrum of stakeholders focused on sustainability who are committed to delivering long-term returns that account for the realities of a changing energy sector. As of today, CURE’s over 135 members collectively represent over $2.2 trillion in assets. More details on the coalition can be found at CURExxon.org.
Published: Friday, December 11, 2020
Bill Weihl, executive director of ClimateVoice. Photo credit: ClimateVoice
Bill Weihl, executive director of ClimateVoice. ClimateVoice
After more than a decade as one of Silicon Valley s top sustainability executives, Bill Weihl had grown frustrated by the powerful technology industry s reluctance to push for strong climate policies.
So he quit his job as Facebook Inc. s sustainability director in 2018 and began laying the groundwork for ClimateVoice.
Launched in February, the nonprofit seeks to work with tech giant employees and recruits who want to see businesses do more to protect the planet. I was completely convinced that the most important thing that companies could do was lend their influence to helping get real public policy on climate to happen, and I couldn t see how to make that happen from the inside, said Weihl, who was Google s first green energy czar. I felt like I could have much more impact on that from the outside.
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