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We want to hear your views on important topics that affect us all. Please let us know if you agree or disagree with the members of our panel by simply voting using the buttons. If you have any comments or would like to share your thoughts on this or other topics, please send us an e-mail.
This discussion is part of our broader stakeholder engagement programme. ING’s licence to operate lies with its stakeholders: our customers, employees, business partners, shareholders and society at large. We continuously keep track of how they perceive ING, which issues are important to them and what we can do to meet their expectations.
ING in society
Discussion held on October 08, 2009 at Amsterdam
Thursday, 8 October 2009 saw the kick-off of a new initiative: a series of discussions about ING’s role in society. Led by programme maker and director, Felix Rottenberg, ING staff, including Executive Board Chairman, Jan Hommen, and Chairman of ING Netherlands, Nick Jue, spoke to retail and commercial customers, social and non-governmental organisations, the media, academics, policy makers and investors.
Read more about the report of the full meeting and ING’s next steps.
We chose three of the discussion participants to tell us how they think ING should shape its future CR policy. Let us know who you agree with.
The following panel members shared their opinion
Previous discussion held on August 28, 2009 at
What Matters Most?
Hundreds of ING employees took part in our ‘WHAMM’ (or What Matters Most) campaign by sending us their orange handprint. These handprints tell us what our employees care about most in life and business. Knowing what is most important to them helps ING to set priorities for future community investment and sustainability projects. From the many entries we have selected four employees to tell us what important cause matters most to them. And we're giving you a chance to vote for your favourite!
The following panel members shared their opinion
