Here are the #Just100 companies leading the new era of responsible capitalism: on.forbes.com/6018GN2dm 
For our 4th annual #Just100, our partner Just Capital polled more than 110,000 people on the most critical aspects of corporate behavior. Just Captial then objectively graded America’s largest public companies on how they served 5 critical stakeholders
The result: the top publicly traded corporations turning the daunting challenges of 2020 into lasting, positive change #Just100
Dallas-based AT&T has landed in the #Just100 top 10 for the first time this year thanks to high marks for how the Texas telecom treats its customers, particularly those who need help during an emergency
More than 25 million American workers were furloughed or laid off this spring, but Synchrony Financial’s call-center customer-service workers were not among them. Instead, they got bonuses. “Making it happen wasn’t easy, but it was the right thing to do,” says CEO Margaret Keane
Ecolab, which returns to the #Just100 for the first time since 2018 at No. 22, logged $15 billion in revenue last year from selling water-treatment chemicals and cleaning supplies, including hand sanitizer, to companies including Microsoft and Colgate-Palmolive
CEO Ken Frazier is 1 of 4 Black chief executives leading America’s largest publicly traded companies, and he’s aware of the responsibility this confers. “If you’re complacent with the status quo, you’re complicit in the structural racism and inequality that the status quo hides."
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