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The Global 100 - Role models in sustainable business practices
The companies below are deemed to have the best developed abilities, relative to their industry peers, to manage environmental, social and governance risks, and to take advantage of new business opportunities in this area. [Global 100: ABN Amro, Accor, Adecco, Adidas Salomon, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) , Agilent, Air France-KLM, Alcan, Alcoa, American International Group (AIG), Atlas Copco, BASF, Baxter, Benesse, British Airways, British Land, British Sky Broadcasting, BT Group, Cable & Wireless, Centrica, Coca Cola, Daikin Industries, Daiwa Securities, Denso, Dexia, Diageo, East Japan Railway, Eastman Kodak, Electrocomponents, Enbridge, FPL Group, Fresenius Medical Care, Gamesa, General Electric, Genzyme, Goldman Sachs, Google, Groupe Danone, Grupo Ferrovial, HBOS, Henkel, Hewlett-Packard (HP) , Holmen, HSBC, Iberdrola, Inditex, Indra Sistemas, ING, Insurance Australia Group, Intel, Investa Property Group, Johnson Matthey, JP Morgan Chase, Kesko, Kingfisher, Kuraray, Lafarge, Land Securities, Marks & Spencer, Mayr-Melnhof Karton, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Neste Oil, Nike, Nippon Yusen (NYK Line), Nokia, Nomura, Novo Nordisk, Novozymes, NTT Docomo, PagesJaunes, Pearson , Philips, Pinnacle West Capital, Ricoh, Roche, Royal Bank Of Canada, Royal Dutch Shell, Sainsbury, SAP, SCA, Scania, Schlumberger, Scottish & Southern Energy, Severn Trent, Smith & Nephew, Storebrand, Sun Life Financial, Swiss Re, Toppan Printing, Toyota, Transcanada, Unibail, Unilever, United Technologies, Vestas Windsystems, Walt Disney, Westpac Banking, Whitbread, George Wimpey, Yell Group]