Scoring First Among all Participating Private Data Transmission Companies in the Americas

In a significant milestone for ESG practices in the telecom sector, Lightpath, an all-fiber, infrastructure-based connectivity provider that is revolutionizing how organizations connect to their digital destinations, recently announced they achieved a GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark) score of 97, earning a coveted 5-star rating on the 2024 GRESB Infrastructure Asset Benchmark Report. 

With a score of 97 out a possible 100, the score placed Lightpath first among all participating private data transmission companies in the fiber networks sector in the Americas with participating peers averaging a score of 82. 

GRESB provides a robust framework to evaluate the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices and performance of real assets and portfolios utilizing self-reported data and peer benchmarking. Based on this, GRESB assesses infrastructure assets worldwide to monitor global sustainability goals. The assessment focuses on factors relevant to industry stakeholders and investors, aligning with international frameworks like the Principles of Responsible Investment (PRI) and the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). 

Lightpath’s Leadership in ESG Commitment

Director of Legal Operations and ESG at Lightpath, Amy Rowe, states, “Lightpath’s 2024 GRESB score demonstrates the continued importance that our Board and management team place on ESG objectives. By continuing to incorporate ESG goals in our decision making, we believe this will continue to benefit the company, our shareholders, and our communities.”

As organizations increasingly prioritize ESG metrics, Lightpath stands out as a prime example of how to integrate these initiatives successfully. Experience the Lightpath difference by calling 877-544-4872, visiting lightpathfiber.com, or connecting with Lightpath across LinkedIn and YouTube.