LGIM Blog - Clare Payn, Senior Global ESG & Diversity Manager

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Clare is responsible for the team’s stewardship activities for the technology, media and utilities sectors. She communicates with companies, investors and other market participants on various ESG issues, with a specific focus on diversity and other social issues, and she chaired the UK’s 30% Club Investor Group for three years. Clare sits on several internal and external committees focused on diversity and inclusion. With over 20 years’ ESG experience, you could consider ESG to be her life, but Clare is also a committed runner and has a passion for fashion.

Other articles by Clare Payn

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How racial equity audits can tackle corporate inequality

We believe there's a clear business case for racial equity audits, which can help companies mitigate the risks of discriminatory practices and realise the opportunities of a more diverse workforce and customer base.

Ethnic diversity on boards: results and reflections on our campaign so far

18 months ago, we launched our campaign to engage companies that lack ethnic diversity on their boards. Here we look at the progress achieved to date.

Companies, collaboration & COVID-19: Championing saver views

Companies, collaboration & COVID-19: Championing saver views

Engagement: big tech, human rights, and extreme content

Engagement in practice: big tech, human rights, and extreme content

Time for joint CEO/chairs to do the split

Time for joint CEO/chairs to do the split

Debunking eight persistent myths about corporate diversity

We’ve met with hundreds of company boards about improving their levels of gender diversity. The pushback we receive can be quite surprising…

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