Throughout the last few years, investors, proxy advisors, governance professionals and a number of stakeholders have expressed a keen interest in how companies are managing their environmental, social and governance (ESG) associated risks and opportunities. Given the broad nature of ESG and the general dearth of reporting mandates, ESG disclosure practices can vary significantly.

This report examines how technology companies in particular are responding to the growing interest in this space and the demands for more ESG-related disclosure by looking at the ESG reporting practices of the technology and life science companies included in the Fenwick – Bloomberg Law Silicon Valley 150 List (SV 150), which can serve as a proxy for technology companies more generally.