Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Environment, People and Trust at Kyndryl
Our corporate citizenship strategy is aligned with our strategic business priorities and designed to strengthen operational performance, enhance risk management and enable sustainable growth.
We power human progress and drive long-term business value by supporting environmental stewardship, fostering employees’ sense of belonging and promoting good governance practices.
Our Corporate Citizenship framework is defined by these three pillars:
- Environment: Sustainability programs
- People: Social responsibility programs
- Trust: Corporate governance programs
Powering progress by delivering impact
Powering progress by delivering impact
Powering progress for the environment
Kyndryl is working to manage climate risk and environmental operational efficiency, manage system performance, and be a preferred customer service provider and advance our market reputation through our sustainability programs.
Powering progress for our people and communities
Kyndryl is a people-centric business focused on being at the heart of progress for our customers and our communities. Our mission is to be a services business that is an employer and partner of choice.
Powering progress in trust
Kyndryl is committed to upholding the highest standards of corporate governance under our Corporate Citizenship principles, with a mission built on the central guiding principle that "everything begins with trust."
Awards and recognition
Our commitment to environmental responsibility, social impact and trusted business practices has been recognized by leading organizations around the world. These awards and recognitions reflect our continued progress in creating positive outcomes for people, communities and the planet while helping customers achieve their sustainability goals.
News and insights
*Includes categories 1 (purchased goods and services), 2 (capital goods) and 3 (fuel- and energy-related activities), which form the boundary of Kyndryl's SBTi-validated 2030 near-term targets.
**“Materiality” and related terms, as used in this report, are distinct from, and should not be confused with, such terms as defined and used under the securities or other laws of the U.S. or any other jurisdiction, or as they are used in the context of financial statements and reporting. ”Double materiality assessments” refer to the process by which companies identify and prioritize the urgency of various sustainability topics to external stakeholders and business success. The inclusion of information or the absence of information in this report should not be construed to represent the company’s belief regarding the materiality of the information for SEC or other financial reporting purposes.