Freeths Enhances ESG Strategy with New Director Appointment

Advisor - People | Jan 21, 2025 | Freeths LLP

Freeths Enhances ESG Strategy with New Director Appointment

Freeths LLP, a leading law firm, has appointed Ben Churchill as its first Director of Responsible Business. With experience gained from 15 years in the field, most recently at Watson Farley & Williams, Churchill brings a wealth of knowledge to Freeths. His appointment is aimed at deepening the firm's commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) objectives, which include community investment, environmental sustainability, and diversity and inclusion efforts. As Freeths seeks to lead in ESG initiatives within the legal industry, Churchill will be tasked with developing a unified responsible business strategy to further enhance the firm's goals. Karl Jansen, the National Managing Partner, expressed confidence in Churchill's ability to advance Freeths' sustainability and social impact commitments, especially as a B Corp-certified organization.

Sectors

  • Legal Services
  • Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG)

Geography

  • United Kingdom – Freeths LLP is a UK-based law firm, and the appointment is relevant to its operations within the UK.

Industry

  • Legal Services – Freeths LLP is a leading law firm involved in the legal services industry.
  • Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) – The article discusses Freeths' commitment to enhancing its ESG goals with the appointment of a new Director of Responsible Business.

Financials

    Participants

    NameRoleTypeDescription
    Freeths LLPEmployerCompanyA leading law firm focused on enhancing its ESG goals.
    Ben ChurchillDirector of Responsible BusinessPersonRecently appointed to lead and advance Freeths' responsible business strategy.
    Watson Farley & WilliamsPrevious EmployerCompanyBen Churchill's previous workplace, where he gained experience in responsible business roles.
    Karl JansenNational Managing PartnerPersonFreeths' National Managing Partner who commented on Churchill's appointment.