Insights on ESG: (From left) Dr Ng, Mohd Tawfique Hidayat, Puteri Sarah Karina and Muhammad Rizal during a talk ahead of the ESG Positive Impact Awards in George Town. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star
GEORGE TOWN: Technology must produce tangible results if environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals are to make a real impact, attendees were told at the ESG Positive Impact Awards (ESG PIA) 2025 Power Breakfast here.
“A positive impact, in practical terms, would mean seeing technology as the driving force for the ESG outcomes.
