Sustainability, ESG: Even Merchants Of Death Want A Better Reputation

March 23, 2021
L3Harris Technologies CEO Bill Brown with employees
L3Harris Technologies Chairman and CEO Bill Brown with employees in 2018. The company’s new ESG goals include employing 50% women globally and 33% people of color in the U.S.
Credit: L3Harris Technologies
A third of the way through her otherwise mundane earnings report on Jan. 28, Northrop Grumman Chief Executive Kathy Warden dropped a proverbial bombshell on the assembled listeners. Warden volunteered that her company, one of the leading Pentagon providers, is giving up long-running work that...

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