Truist today announced that for the third consecutive year it was named among the JUST 100 by JUST Capital and CNBC as part of its 2024 Rankings of America's Most JUST Companies. This year, Truist ranked #14 overall out of 937 brands.
"Truist is proud to be featured as a JUST 100 leader, demonstrating what it means to support all our stakeholders - shareholders, teammates, clients, communities and others - as one of America's Most JUST Companies," said Truist Chief Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability Officer Tori Kaplan. "We thank JUST Capital, along with CNBC, for putting a focus on corporate citizenship and what matters most to the public. Recognition like this wouldn't be possible without our incredible teammates who are committed to executing responsible business practices and living our purpose of inspiring and building better lives and communities each day."
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These things always make me laugh, typically given (read bought) by making "donations" (read bribes). Even J D Power awards are this way but anytime I read about these previously unknown awards I can't help but laugh. Ignore them, they won't go away but at least you won't be subject to the propaganda.
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This needs to be celebrated on next month’s purpose corner. Or better yet, a second “special edition” purpose corner
Looks like a "woke" survey to me.
I guess that means Tori “The Tool” Kaplan achieved her Purpose here. She represents all that is right and wrong with corporate America at this time. So much money and resources dedicated to non value added groups while people who contribute to the bottom line are cut by the thousands. The PURPOSE of this corporation is to make MONEY! That’s it. This is like a participation trophy. It means nothing for the stockholders. Shareholders are nothing but window dressing and nonsense.
At least we rank somewhere, too bad we were 9/9 in customer satisfaction by JD Power.
Great accolades for Truist. Too bad the financial performance and street reputation su-ks.