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Mary Robinson, who will receive the ESG Leader Award(Photo: Michael McLaughlin)
Mayo woman and former President Mary Robinson is in line to receive an award at the 2025 ESG Awards.
The ceremony, which will take place in the Mansion House, Dublin on April 10, will honour the former President with the ESG Leader Award.
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The Ballina woman will receive the accolade for her advocacy for climate change and human rights during her many years in the public eye.
President Robinson expressed her gratitude at receiving the award and hoped that her messages on ESG (environment, social, and governance) continue to be heard loud and clear.
“I am honoured to accept the ESG Leader Award at a time when there is significant pushback on companies accepting the importance of incorporating environmental, social and governance values to ensure their sustainability,” she stated.
“I encourage Irish companies to show that both ESG and DEI are not only the right thing to do but also good for their bottom line.”
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