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Claire Gavini
Sector: Consumer goods
Claire Gavini engages with companies in the UK, France, Switzerland and Spain with a focus on consumer goods, capital goods and energy sectors. Prior to joining EOS, Claire worked as an internal auditor both in the UK and France. She holds a Masters degree in Internal Audit and Corporate Governance from the IAE School of Management Aix-en-Provence and a Masters degree in International Organisations from the Institute of Political Studies of Grenoble in France. She speaks French and has a good working knowledge of Spanish.
NetEase published its inaugural ESG report in June 2020, covering material ESG topics including data privacy and protection, and GDPR compliance. EOS is pleased with its commitment to improve shareholder communication and continues to engage with the company on the wider ESG agenda.
HEINEKEN has improved the standard and transparency of its business conduct policies, increasing investor confidence. EOS continues to engage with the company on its accountability to its key values of integrity and fairness and on other ESG issues.
Takeda Pharmaceutical has significantly improved the transparency and accountability of its executive remuneration, aligning itself more closely to global peers. EOS has engaged it on this topic for the past 16 months to increase investor confidence in the company for the long term.
Burberry has reaffirmed its commitment to find alternatives to incinerating surplus stock in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic and set a science-based carbon reduction target.
Mizuho has made a commitment to ending financing of new coal-fired power plants and reducing exposure to coal-fired power plants to zero by 2050, the only Japanese bank to makes such a commitment.
