Business
ESG in the Construction Industry
Contractors that effectively implement ESG-related initiatives could enhance their attractiveness to larger industry players looking for growth via mergers and acquisitions.
By Craig Adoor and Lynn Ryan
February 15, 2023
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by Craig Adoor
Craig Adoor is a St. Louis-based partner with Husch Blackwell LLP who frequently advises the leadership of publicly traded and private companies on corporate governance, mergers, acquisitions and securities law.
by Lynn Ryan
Lynn Ryan is a St. Louis-based attorney with Husch Blackwell LLP who assists clients with commercial contracts, corporate governance and restructuring, joint ventures as well as mergers and acquisitions.
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