Environmental Policy

Epiphany Organisational Resilience believes that a healthy environment is necessary for the well-being of society, our people and our business, and is the foundation for a sustainable and strong economy.

Epiphany Organisational Resilience recognises that diverse, healthy natural resources – fresh water, oceans, air, forests, grasslands, and agro-systems – are a critical component of social and sustainable economic development. Forests are particularly important for the environment and bio diversity. They are vital to water and air quality, and help regulate climates. Forests are home to thousands of wildlife species, and, at the same time, represent a natural source of timber. The key challenge for society is to manage the competing human demands on land, soil and vegetation without undermining crucial ecosystem functions.

We take seriously our responsibility for environmental stewardship and believe that as a leading global institution we should play a constructive role in helping to address the challenges facing the environment. Most importantly, our people demonstrate tremendous enthusiasm and interest in the myriad of issues related to the interaction of our business activities and the environment.

Our framework is built around Epiphany Organisational Resilience's ability to contribute to a healthy environment through various areas of our business. From service provision, to research and corporate services, Epiphany Organisational Resilience is finding effective, market-based opportunities to impact the environment through our businesses. This effort is consistent with our central business objective of creating long-term value for our shareholders and serving the best interests of our clients.