Ongoing integrity scandals are accelerating concern about business-government dealings, with stakeholders indicating that they will punish perceived bad conduct and reward good.
Source – Research undertaken by Resolve for Openly. The results are taken from an n=1,602 survey conducted in early November 2023. It is representative of the adult population nationwide and is accurate to within +/-2.4%
Openly accredited partners will set a new standard for corporate-government dealings
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Society is faced with significant public policy challenges – net zero 2050, cost of living, loss of biodiversity, housing, healthcare, to name just a few. At the same time, there’s a surge in integrity scandals relating to corporate-government interaction.
Seeing these scandals as impediments to robust and sustainable policy solutions, stakeholders are indicating that they will punish perceived bad conduct and reward good. Integrity has real-world, bottom-line impacts for businesses.
Openly provides a platform for open and ethical corporate-government interactions.
62%
would be more likely to buy from a company that is accredited as being open about its government engagement
Source - Independent research conducted by Ipsos on behalf of Openly. August, 2023. Nationally representative sample of New Zealand: n=1,002.
Openly believes that integrity in corporate-government interaction deserves to be recognised and rewarded
81%
believe that businesses with nothing to hide needn’t keep lobbying a secret
Source - Independent research conducted by Ipsos on behalf of Openly. August, 2023. Nationally representative sample of New Zealand: n=1,002.
Open and ethical business-government dealings are critical to a sustainable future.
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