Kodak Named to “Most Sustainable” List
February 2008
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ROCHESTER, N.Y.—Eastman Kodak Company has once again been named to the list of “Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World,” which is compiled by Corporate Knights, Inc., with Innovest Value Strategic Advisors as the research analytic data provider. Kodak has been selected for the list in all four years of the list’s existence.
As noted on the Global 100 Web site (http://www.global100.org/2008/index.asp), a company that makes the list is part of a select group: companies whose sustainability performance falls within the top 5 percent of their sectors, and have been chosen from among 2,000 of the world’s largest corporations. These companies have demonstrated through performance and strategic intent a greater ability to successfully manage the “triple bottom line” (society, environment, and economy).
“Kodak is very pleased that we continue to be recognized for our commitment to global sustainability,” said David M. Kiser, Kodak’s director of health, safety, and environment, and a Kodak vice president. “It is especially gratifying to know that these ratings were compiled after detailed analysis of key criteria for leading worldwide companies.”
As noted on the Global 100 Web site (http://www.global100.org/2008/index.asp), a company that makes the list is part of a select group: companies whose sustainability performance falls within the top 5 percent of their sectors, and have been chosen from among 2,000 of the world’s largest corporations. These companies have demonstrated through performance and strategic intent a greater ability to successfully manage the “triple bottom line” (society, environment, and economy).
“Kodak is very pleased that we continue to be recognized for our commitment to global sustainability,” said David M. Kiser, Kodak’s director of health, safety, and environment, and a Kodak vice president. “It is especially gratifying to know that these ratings were compiled after detailed analysis of key criteria for leading worldwide companies.”
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