Concept
Social Value
Research / Neal Froneman, World Gold Council Chairman and CEO of Sibanye Stillwater:
"The mining and metals industry has transformed and modernized significantly in recent years and is creating a lot of social value. To continue on this journey – and address some of the historical perceptions around social impacts of mining and metals – it’s important that we are committed to creating opportunities for today’s workforce. That means supporting opportunities for everybody who is talented and wants to make a contribution to improve the state of the world. The Women’s Empowerment Principles are an important initiative that will further help the industry build on existing efforts to demonstrate that it is open to all and can provide opportunity and impact to all."
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