Governance, Philosophy and Commitment
Reacon Group Pty Ltd ACN 625 934 974 including its subsidiaries, affiliates and agents (collectively known as "Reacon Group" and may be referred here as 'we', 'us', 'our') is a marketing execution company. Over the years we have acquired brands to better serve our customers in achieving their desired marketing outcomes. Each brand within our portfolio has been carefully chosen to complete our service offering and operate seamlessly within our eco-system.
Our vision is to ‘help brands find, acquire and retain customers’, while contributing positively to the needs of society and the planet. We currently operate offices with on-the-ground teams in Australia with offices in Sydney, Canberra andMelbourne and operations in the Asia Pacific region, including New Zealand,Malaysia, Philippines and Pakistan. Our affiliate offices are located in Hong Kong and the United Arab Emirates.
We include 50+ deployed staff located globally with revenues Circa $20+ Million per annum.
CSR Responsibilities
The Group has a Board of Directors, Executive Committee and a Sourcing & Procurement Committee which meet several times a year.The Executive Committee of which the CEO is the chair, is responsible for setting the Group’s CSR Policy for execution by each Business Unit.
The Chief Operating Officer of Reacon Group who is also a member of the Executive Committee, Mr.Stuart Page is directly responsible under the auspices of the Executive Committee to assess, adapt, execute and report in respect to the our CSR Policy and its compliance.
CSR Code
In addition, Reacon has adopted a Code of Corporate Social Responsibility that draws upon internationally recognized standards to promote social and environmental responsibility in the workplace. Reacon is committed to ensuring that its employees are treated with respect and dignity and that its manufacturing processes are environmentally responsible. Reacon also expects its suppliers to operate in compliance with the laws, rules and regulations in the countries in which they operate and to implement the principles of this Code.
Commitment to United Nations Sustainability Development Goals ('SDGs')
In 2015, 193 world leaders developed and adopted the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals with the aim of tackling poverty, inequality, and climate change by 2030.
These 17 goals, which are also known as the Global Goals or SDGs, are highly ambitious. To help businesses achieve their goal targets, each SDG has a blueprint for how to achieve a better and more sustainable future, addressing the global challenges we all face.
We have committed to reviewing our business, suppliers and our customers against the most relevant of these Sustainable Development Goals to our operations.
Over the course of the last year, climate change, and the need for swift action, has become a priority for everyone. Reacon recognises its responsibility to respond with ambitious commitments, relevant to not only our own operations but to the whole of our supply chain. These commitments will be outlined in the next section. As a business that sources materials from around the world, we have placed greater focus this year on ensuring decent working conditions and economic growth for our supply chain in an effort to close the poverty gap and ensure adequate policies are in place to eradicate modern slavery. As a provider to many of the world’s largest brands, we will continue to ensure products are sourced and produced responsibly, while also helping our clients to look at more sustainable forms of consumption.
Our Prioritised SDGs
At Reacon we recognise our responsibility in committing to achieve these goals, which not only affects us, but our entire workflow and supply chain. As a business that sources materials from around the world, we have placed greater focus this year on ensuring decent working conditions and economic growth for our supply chain in an effort to close the poverty gap and ensure adequate policies are in place to eradicate modern slavery. As a provider to many of the world’s largest brands, we will continue to ensure products are sourced and produced responsibly, while also helping our clients to look at more sustainable forms of consumption.
Furthermore, in 2021our environmental focus will be on conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements and promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally.
Our vision is to ‘help brands find, acquire and retain customers’, while contributing positively to the needs of society and the planet. We currently operate offices with on-the-ground teams in Australia with offices in Sydney, Canberra andMelbourne and operations in the Asia Pacific region, including New Zealand,Malaysia, Philippines and Pakistan. Our affiliate offices are located in Hong Kong and the United Arab Emirates.
We include 50+ deployed staff located globally with revenues Circa $20+ Million per annum.
CSR Responsibilities
The Group has a Board of Directors, Executive Committee and a Sourcing & Procurement Committee which meet several times a year.The Executive Committee of which the CEO is the chair, is responsible for setting the Group’s CSR Policy for execution by each Business Unit.
The Chief Operating Officer of Reacon Group who is also a member of the Executive Committee, Mr.Stuart Page is directly responsible under the auspices of the Executive Committee to assess, adapt, execute and report in respect to the our CSR Policy and its compliance.
CSR Code
In addition, Reacon has adopted a Code of Corporate Social Responsibility that draws upon internationally recognized standards to promote social and environmental responsibility in the workplace. Reacon is committed to ensuring that its employees are treated with respect and dignity and that its manufacturing processes are environmentally responsible. Reacon also expects its suppliers to operate in compliance with the laws, rules and regulations in the countries in which they operate and to implement the principles of this Code.
Commitment to United Nations Sustainability Development Goals ('SDGs')
In 2015, 193 world leaders developed and adopted the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals with the aim of tackling poverty, inequality, and climate change by 2030.
These 17 goals, which are also known as the Global Goals or SDGs, are highly ambitious. To help businesses achieve their goal targets, each SDG has a blueprint for how to achieve a better and more sustainable future, addressing the global challenges we all face.
We have committed to reviewing our business, suppliers and our customers against the most relevant of these Sustainable Development Goals to our operations.
Over the course of the last year, climate change, and the need for swift action, has become a priority for everyone. Reacon recognises its responsibility to respond with ambitious commitments, relevant to not only our own operations but to the whole of our supply chain. These commitments will be outlined in the next section. As a business that sources materials from around the world, we have placed greater focus this year on ensuring decent working conditions and economic growth for our supply chain in an effort to close the poverty gap and ensure adequate policies are in place to eradicate modern slavery. As a provider to many of the world’s largest brands, we will continue to ensure products are sourced and produced responsibly, while also helping our clients to look at more sustainable forms of consumption.
Our Prioritised SDGs
At Reacon we recognise our responsibility in committing to achieve these goals, which not only affects us, but our entire workflow and supply chain. As a business that sources materials from around the world, we have placed greater focus this year on ensuring decent working conditions and economic growth for our supply chain in an effort to close the poverty gap and ensure adequate policies are in place to eradicate modern slavery. As a provider to many of the world’s largest brands, we will continue to ensure products are sourced and produced responsibly, while also helping our clients to look at more sustainable forms of consumption.
Furthermore, in 2021our environmental focus will be on conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements and promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally.
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