How an Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) focus is a competitive advantage to the real estate sector

How an Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) focus is a competitive advantage to the real estate sector
Johan Hägg

Johan Hägg

ESG Analyst at Genesta

Rick Aller

Rick Aller

CEO at 720°

Magnus Andersson

Magnus Andersson

Business Unit Manager Digital Services at Swegon​

Malin Höij

Malin Höij

Brand Communication Director

Online | Recording

Evaluation of sustainability impact on a company based on environmental, social and governance (ESG) standard.


Johan Hägg

Johan Hägg

ESG Analyst at Genesta

Rick Aller

Rick Aller

CEO at 720°

Magnus Andersson

Magnus Andersson

Business Unit Manager Digital Services at Swegon​

Malin Höij

Malin Höij

Brand Communication Director


Online | Recording

Sustainability and energy savings have been on top of the agenda for some time. One term that is often used when evaluating the sustainability impact of a company is the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) standard.

A lot of focus has been given to the Environmental criteria, but how can we approach the Social and Governance parts? Can indoor environment be part of the solution?

How could we approach the S in ESG — Environmental Social Governance?​

  • What does Environmental, Social and Governance cover when it comes to investing in indoor environmental quality(IEQ)?
  • Is digitalization a key enabler and how? ​
  • Can increased awareness leading to higher wellbeing and safety of colleagues and tenants support the Social criteria?
  • How must the real estate companies think when looking at Governance?

Listen to our Swegon Air Academy webinar about the topics above with Johan Hägg, ESG Analyst at Genesta, Rick Aller, CEO at 720° and Magnus Andersson, Business Unit Manager Digital Services at Swegon,​ lead by our moderator Malin Höij, Swegon Air Academy.

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