Canadian Pacific has been named the top performing freight transportation company on the Corporate Knights 2022 Global 100 Index.
The Class I placed 34th overall on the annual list that ranks the most sustainable corporations in the world. The Corporate Knights evaluated 6,914 companies worldwide on 24 quantitative key performance indicators that reflect each industry’s "impact profile" regarding clean revenue and investment, emissions, diversity, health and safety, and workforce management.
"We are proud to be a sustainably-driven company and industry leader, and know there is more work to be done on our journey," said CP President and CEO Keith Creel in a press release. "We will continue to challenge ourselves to look for innovative approaches to advance our sustainability performance."
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1/20/2022
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Canadian Pacific has been named the top performing freight transportation company on the Corporate Knights 2022 Global 100 Index.
The Class I placed 34th overall on the annual list that ranks the most sustainable corporations in the world. The Corporate Knights evaluated 6,914 companies worldwide on 24 quantitative key performance indicators that reflect each industry’s "impact profile" regarding clean revenue and investment, emissions, diversity, health and safety, and workforce management.
"We are proud to be a sustainably-driven company and industry leader, and know there is more work to be done on our journey," said CP President and CEO Keith Creel in a press release. "We will continue to challenge ourselves to look for innovative approaches to advance our sustainability performance."
Canadian Pacific has been named the top performing freight transportation company on the Corporate Knights 2022 Global 100 Index.
The Class I placed 34th overall on the annual list that ranks the most sustainable corporations in the world. The Corporate Knights evaluated 6,914 companies worldwide on 24 quantitative key performance indicators that reflect each industry’s "impact profile" regarding clean revenue and investment, emissions, diversity, health and safety, and workforce management.
"We are proud to be a sustainably-driven company and industry leader, and know there is more work to be done on our journey," said CP President and CEO Keith Creel in a press release. "We will continue to challenge ourselves to look for innovative approaches to advance our sustainability performance."
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