Openly is out to set a new standard for corporate integrity
Openly will champion companies acting with transparency in their dealings with government and help those who want to improve their practices.
Openly believes that greater transparency in corporate-government dealings creates better outcomes for all.
Society is facing significant public policy challenges - energy transition, net zero 2050, and cost of living - yet there is a belief, rightly or wrongly, that a lack of progress in these areas is due to a lack of transparency in how corporates and government interact.1
Stakeholders are calling for greater transparency in public-private interactions - advocacy and lobbying, tendering, contracting, delivery of services and the like.2
Voters, investors, consumers and job-seekers are ascribing value to transparency in company-government dealings and are indicating that they will punish perceived bad conduct as well as reward good. A visible and measurable commitment to transparency has real-world, bottom-line impact.3
Openly will help companies unlock this value and in doing so, help secure more robust public policy.
1. Research undertaken in New Zealand by Curia for Openly. February, 2024. Nationally representative sample: n=1,000 and is accurate to within +/- 3.1%
2. Research undertaken in New Zealand by Ipsos for Openly. August, 2023. Nationally representative sample: n=1,002
3. Research undertaken in Australia by Resolve for Openly. November 2023. The results are taken from an n=1,602 survey. It is representative of the adult population nationwide and is accurate to within +/-2.4%
