MGM's Murren Says 'Investors Don't Care Enough' About Diversity

The transcript discusses a company's progress in gender equality as part of the Bloomberg Gender Quality Index. It highlights the disconnect between investors' stated values and their actual investment behaviors, emphasizing the importance of integrity. The company has implemented initiatives to improve employee well-being, such as healthier food options and a direct healthcare network. While corporate clients value sustainability, retail customers are less concerned. The company remains committed to sustainable practices, aiming to lead by example.

What is the main issue highlighted about investors in the first section?

• Investors are primarily focused on ethical practices.

• Investors prioritize profit over ethical considerations.

• Investors are unaware of gender equality issues.

• Investors are actively supporting sustainable companies.

What change did the company make regarding employee meals?

• Reduced the number of meals served daily.

• Shifted to healthier food options.

• Introduced more processed food options.

• Increased the number of meals served daily.

How does the company ensure better healthcare outcomes for its employees?

• By holding doctors accountable for their practices.

• By limiting healthcare access to employees.

• By reducing the number of doctors.

• By outsourcing healthcare services.

What is a key feature of the company's green projects?

• They are not recognized by any green building council.

• They include the largest solar array on a rooftop.

• They rely entirely on non-renewable energy.

• They are the smallest in North America.

What is the company's stance on sustainability despite retail customer interest?

• They will focus solely on corporate clients.

• They will reduce their sustainability initiatives.

• They will wait for retail customers to show interest.

• They will continue their sustainability efforts regardless.