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发布于 2022 一月 21

AAM 列入美国最佳社会责任企业榜单

根据《新闻周刊》第三届美国最佳社会责任企业年度榜单，AAM 是美国最佳社会责任企业之一。

该榜单由全球研究和数据公司 Statista 编制，旨在表彰比其他公司更重视环境和社会责任的公司。该榜单包括 499 家在 14 个行业中运营的最大上市公司。

AAM 是该榜单上仅有的 21 家汽车制造商和供应商之一。

AAM 每天都在努力为当地社区、客户和员工打造更安全、更光明、更加可持续的未来，并致力于继续履行成为全球领先企业公民的使命。

为编制该榜单，《新闻周刊》和 Statista 按美国收入选择了 2000 家最大的上市公司。只有发布过企业责任/可持续发展报告的公司才会被考虑在内。

然后，他们对公司进行了详细分析，重点关注环境、社会和公司治理类别中公开的绩效数据。最终，对 11,000 名美国公民进行了问卷调查，以了解他们对具有企业社会责任的公司的看法。对所有要素进行加权以产生最终分数。

这是 AAM 第二年上榜。

2021 年，AAM 推进了其可持续发展使命的诸多领域。该公司专注于环保活动、多样性举措和社区支持，将在 2022 年 AAM 可持续发展报告中重点介绍。有关 AAM 可持续发展活动的更多信息，请访问www.aam.com/sustainability.

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