These include stakeholders other than employees, customers and citizen-consumers. All stakeholders are invited to send their comments or questions to the Groupe’s CSR Department: csr@publicisgroupe.com.
The Company has been listed on the Paris Stock Exchange since 1970. It is one of the companies selected for the CAC 40 index. Detailed information on shareholders is provided in Section 8.2 of this document.
The Investor Relations Department (see Section 8.4.2 of this document) oversees everyday relations with investors and shareholders via numerous meetings and exchanges in various countries. The Investor Relations Department and the CSR Department work closely together with respect to ESG (Environmental-Social-Governance) or SRI (Socially Responsible Investments) requests from shareholders, investors, management companies or ratings agencies.
The press releases and presentations circulated throughout the year are accessible on the Groupe’s corporate website, in the Investor Relations’ section.
The media and the platforms are key Groupe partners: they are the suppliers that agencies deal with on a daily basis in different countries. Publicis Groupe has always been very committed to media pluralism and is often engaged in supporting media diversity and respect for media neutrality. The Once and for All Coalition is an illustration of this (see Section 4.2.2.1).
In a completely separate manner, the Groupe Communication Department supports the Company’s official corporate publication schedule. Agency communication focuses on projects that they have completed for clients and on campaigns and awards. The Groupe’s Communication Department also keeps all stakeholders informed. Employees, shareholders, the general public and institutional investors are informed via different communication tools (media, website, social networks, newsletter, etc.).
In every country where the Groupe operates, these associations are key stakeholders in the local ecosystem. The agencies are called upon to work with a large number of these on communication projects. Particular attention remains focused on organizations fighting against social and racial injustices. The climate emergency has favored more regular discussions with environmental or biodiversity (fauna and flora) protection associations so as to reach agreements to cooperate with certain clients and industrial or service companies (see section 4.2.2 with examples in France or the United Kingdom)