- LG Energy Solution’s “ESG: Empowering Managers with Sustainability Know-How” conference aligns leadership around ESG priorities.
- Through expert insights and dialogue, the conference reinforces ESG as a driver of long-term resilience, responsible growth, and trust.
On November 27, 2025, LG Energy Solution Wroclaw held its inaugural ESG Day. The event gathered managers and directors from production and office divisions to align on the company’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) priorities.
The company’s ESG team organized the “ESG: Empowering Managers with Sustainability Know-How” conference to build sustainability awareness and support employees responsible for reporting ESG performance. Expert-led sessions helped participants master the core principles of ESG reporting and understand its growing role in the company’s long-term business strategy.
As part of LG Energy Solution Wroclaw’s broader efforts to embed sustainability across operations, this event builds on the company’s annual ESG Report and its commitment to transparent, responsible growth.
(Source: LG Energy Solution Wroclaw)
Speakers and organizers from LG Energy Solution Wroclaw:
- Yong Girl Lee, Director of the External Relations Department
- Joanna Lorenc, ESG Part Leader
- Kwanhwi (Kenny) Kim, External Relations Department Professional
Invited panel of external ESG experts:
- Dominik Januszewski, CEO of Delta Partners
- Joanna Dargiewicz-Rozek, Polish ESG Association board member
- Marta Biernacka-Miernik, Polish ESG Association board member
In his opening remarks, Januszewski outlined the core principles and objectives of ESG reporting, aligned with the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). He detailed the key stages of reporting, highlighting the critical need for active engagement from managers and directors. He also introduced key ESG concepts, such as double materiality assessment (DMA)[1] and ESG taxonomy, enabling leadership to define their role within the broader sustainability reporting framework.
Addressing ESG’s rising importance, Januszewski underscored a fundamental shift in corporate priorities. “For so long, growth and profit were a company’s primary objectives,” he said. “Today, the paradigm has changed—we are talking about profits, but sustainable ones. What defines this shift is the long-term perspective: managing businesses to sustain profitability in 10, 20, or even 30 years, while respecting the environment and human rights through responsible management practices.”
Dargiewicz-Rozek and Biernacka-Miernik led a session on ESG fundamentals and strategic opportunities created through sustainable development policies. Their presentation demonstrated how ESG drives long-term value creation, beyond regulatory compliance alone.
from the Polish ESG Association
(Source: LG Energy Solution Wroclaw)
“Member companies of the Polish ESG Association consistently identify five key benefits of sustainable development policies,” said Dargiewicz-Rozek. “These policies can enhance competitiveness, improve positioning within the value chain, provide greater access to financing, increase customer trust, and ensure compliance with regulatory and legal requirements.”
The second half of the conference featured presentations by LG Energy Solution Wroclaw’s Joanna Lorenc and Kwanhwi (Kenny) Kim, both of whom have vast experience in LG Group’s ESG initiatives. Their sessions focused on the broader social impact of ESG and outlined the company’s key sustainability goals for 2026.
(Source: LG Energy Solution Wroclaw)
After gathering 60 leaders from across its production and corporate divisions, LG Energy Solution Wroclaw thanked everyone for their engagement and the ESG team for organizing the event. With everyone aligned on the same principles, the conference concluded with a clear message: now is the time for action.
Echoing this perspective, Yong Girl Lee, Director of the External Relations Department at LG Energy Solution Wroclaw, emphasized transparency and credibility in ESG practices. “For investors, clients, and partners, clearly demonstrating environmental and social impact is now essential,” he said. “Companies that deliver this transparency attract capital, build strong partnerships, and earn trust among stakeholders.”
Lee added that this shift creates opportunities for companies like LG Energy Solution Wroclaw, which has consistently invested in climate action and industry sustainability. “ESG communication is becoming a fundamental element of corporate strategy,” he noted. “It strengthens competitive advantage, mitigates business risks, and ensures adaptation to evolving market and regulatory expectations.”
Through its inaugural ESG Day, LG Energy Solution Wroclaw reaffirmed its commitment to embedding sustainability into long-term business strategy, bringing leadership across functions to accelerate ESG implementation across the organization. By aligning shared priorities and translating awareness into action, the conference marked a meaningful step in strengthening long-term resilience, responsible growth, and trust—together with its people and partners in Lower Silesia.
[1] Double Materiality Assessment (DMA): DMA evaluates sustainability from two angles: how a company impacts society and the environment, and how sustainability issues affect its financial performance and strategy. Required under regulations like the EU’s CSRD, it helps companies identify key ESG risks and opportunities and focus their reporting beyond financial results.
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