ESG News For AGC Inc.

In observance of Global Diversity Awareness Month, Balfour Beatty hosts its third “Together Allies” Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Summit.

The time on the Clock has turned back for two consecutive years since 2021, striking 9:35 in 2022. It was the first period in 12 years the time on the Clock had gone back for two consecutive years.Looking at the times on the Clock around the world, the time moved forward more than 10 minutes in North America, Africa, Middle East, and Eastern Europe & former Soviet Union."Climate Change" has been the top environmental issue since 2011 that the respondents worldwide have had on their minds.The advances made in “Policies and Legal System” and “Social Infrastructure (Funds, Human Resources, Technologies, and Facilities)” were less pronounced than those for “Public Awareness.”The category most commonly identified as showing signs of improvement in approach was “Climate Change” (30.0%), followed by “Society Economy and Environment, Policies, Measures” (15.1%), and “Lifestyle (Consumption Habits)” (14.5%).In respondents’ worldview, “l. No Poverty” was the most selected as the goal that will have the lowest level of realization in 2030, followed by “2. Zero Hunger,” and “16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions.”

Climate change was rated as the top issue

On Friday, March 11th, Granite (NYSE:GVA) received an AGC of California Constructor Award. The Constructor Awards program “recognizes the diversity and ingenuity of the construction industry by awarding the ‘best of the best’ each year. The Constructor Awards highlight both the challenges and successes of AGC of California member companies.” Granite also won two Constructor Awards in 2021.The Mulholland Highway over Triunfo Creek Bridge project won in the Heavy Civil Under $15 Million category.

In observance of Global Diversity Awareness Month, Balfour Beatty hosts its “Together Allies” conference dedicated to the company’s DE&I commitment.

Eight construction industry leaders, previous Interns of the Year will judge entries, award $10,000 Grand Prize