Influence of ESG Policies on Corporate America

Kentucky businessman and potential Senate Republican candidate Nate Morris criticizes the ESG 'mafia' and their influence on corporate America, advocating for anti-ESG policies. He highlights the pressure from large Wall Street firms like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street to push leftist agendas on companies. Morris aims to combat this influence through investments in firms like Strive.

Debanking of Defense Companies and Its Impact on National Security

Debanking of defense companies supplying Western militaries is causing concern among NATO leaders, who are urging the public to support investments in these companies. Campaigns to stop banks from financing defense firms are being felt, with implications for national security and innovation. ESG criteria and activist pressure are cited as reasons for banks dropping defense investments.

Corporate Activism and Political Neutrality

Fourteen state treasurers urge Business Roundtable to reject woke activism and focus on making corporations politically neutral. They argue that corporations have shifted leftward and should return to maximizing value for shareholders. Business Roundtable doubled down on supporting leftist stakeholders, promoting ESG and DEI policies. Some corporations are moving away from DEI policies and focusing on merit and excellence.

Impact of ESG on the Farm Bill

ESG activists and money managers are pushing to incorporate ESG requirements into the Farm Bill, which could significantly impact American farmers, increase costs, and threaten food security. Consumers' Research is urging Congress to reject these ESG initiatives in the Farm Bill.

BlackRock partners with Egan Jones for Proxy Advisory Services

BlackRock partners with Egan Jones as a third proxy advisory firm to provide clients with more investment choices amid allegations of prioritizing ESG over fiduciary responsibilities. Critics claim BlackRock's move is inadequate in affirming an apolitical stance. BlackRock CEO defends the firm's fiduciary duty and performance amidst ESG debates.

ESG Governance and Woke Ideology in American Businesses

The 'G' in ESG, which stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance, is being used to promote far-left woke ideology in American businesses, leading to questionable decision-making. Daniel Cameron, CEO of the 1792 Exchange, explains how this governance component is indoctrinating employees and impacting hiring and compensation practices. The 1792 Exchange aims to counter this trend by promoting neutral corporate practices through information and databases.

Pushing Woke Ideology in the Workplace

The content discusses how the 'S' in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) focuses on pushing woke ideology, particularly Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), in the workplace. It also highlights efforts to combat this trend by some states and the 1792 Exchange, which provides data-based reports to counter woke policies in corporations.

Impact of Anti-Fossil Fuel Climate Activism on Corporate America

The article discusses how corporate America is being influenced by anti-fossil fuel climate activism under the 'E' in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria. It highlights the negative impact on the economy, energy security, and national security. The 1792 Exchange aims to expose and counter this coercion and ideological bias in corporations.