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LG Electronics is strengthening its business competitiveness both domestically and internationally through board-centered management aimed at establishing a professional management system and enhancing corporate transparency. Ultimately, it is working to maximize shareholder value and corporate value.
LG Electronics operates its sustainability management framework centered on the ESG Committee under the Board of Directors, the company-wide Management Meeting, and the ESG Council led by the Chief Financial Officer(CFO). The ESG Committee is an organization under the Board of Directors. It consists of one Executive Director, including the CEO, and four Independent Directors. The committee is responsible for deliberating, resolving, and overseeing fundamental ESG policies and strategies, setting mid- to long-term goals, reviewing key implementation plans and performance, and responding to significant ESG-related risks. Regular meetings are held twice a year, with additional meetings convened as needed. The committee also serves as an advisory body in the execution of ESG strategies. An ESG Council, led by the CFO and aligned with company-wide management meetings, is held quarterly. It comprises heads of key functional divisions such as business strategy, environment, HR, procurement, and R&D. This council monitors the implementation status of ESG strategic initiatives, identifies areas for improvement, and reports key discussion points to the ESG Committee, facilitating Board-level discussions and strategic decision-making.
An organizational chart of LG Electronics' sustainability management governance system. At the top sits the Board of Directors, which oversees two branches beneath it: the ESG Committee on the left and the Audit Committee on the right. The ESG Committee connects downward to the Company-wide Management Meeting led by the CEO, while the Audit Committee connects downward to Internal Audit. Both branches then converge into the ESG Council at the bottom. The ESG Council is organized into three pillars. Environment covers Climate Change, Business Site Operations, and Resource Circulation. Social covers Employees, Supply Chain Management, Customer Management, and Local Communities. Governance covers Jeong-Do Management Center / Compliance Bureau, Information Security, and Risk Management.
Last updated July 13, 2026
