Delving into the influence of sustainability strategy: Exploring the influence of sustainability committees on company performance

Abstract This research delves into the connection between companies' adoption of sustainability strategies and the consequent effects this has on their overall performance. Based on a global panel of companies listed between 2015 and 2021, utilizing panel data analysis with fixed effects regression, the findings indicate that a genuinely implemented sustainable strategy significantly contributes to the enhancement of firm performance. Moreover, the efficacy of the sustainable strategy is shaped by its incorporation into ownership structures characterized by dispersed ownership, highlighting the pivotal role of board independence in fostering value creation. The study reveals variations specific to each sector, challenging the applicability of a universal approach across all industries. The findings highlight the importance of these approaches in cultivating favorable environmental results, emphasizing the vital links between environmentally sustainable business practices, strategic decision‐making, and their impact on the environment.

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Business Strategy and the Environment
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2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.1002/bse.4042
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13
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Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting
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Delving into the influence of sustainability strategy: Exploring the influence of sustainability committees on company performance

Federico Colantoni, Andrea Caputo, Alberto Tron, Nunzio Celentano
13 citations
Business Strategy and the Environment
Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting
7.21
article

Delving into the influence of sustainability strategy: Exploring the influence of sustainability committees on company performance

Federico Colantoni, Andrea Caputo, Alberto Tron, Nunzio Celentano
article en
13 citations

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Abstract This research delves into the connection between companies' adoption of sustainability strategies and the consequent effects this has on their overall performance. Based on a global panel of companies listed between 2015 and 2021, utilizing panel data analysis with fixed effects regression, the findings indicate that a genuinely implemented sustainable strategy significantly contributes to the enhancement of firm performance. Moreover, the efficacy of the sustainable strategy is shaped by its incorporation into ownership structures characterized by dispersed ownership, highlighting the pivotal role of board independence in fostering value creation. The study reveals variations specific to each sector, challenging the applicability of a universal approach across all industries. The findings highlight the importance of these approaches in cultivating favorable environmental results, emphasizing the vital links between environmentally sustainable business practices, strategic decision‐making, and their impact on the environment.

Business Strategy and the EnvironmentVol. 34(2)
University of Trento (IT), University of St.Gallen (CH), Mercatorum University (IT), University of Lincoln (GB), Bocconi University (IT)
Life in Land
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting
7.21
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