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ACG’s Commitment
ACG’s Code of Conduct sets forth ACG’s policy on slavery and human trafficking, providing clear guidance to all employees that ACG has zero tolerance for any
client, supplier or employee engaging in, participating, or otherwise acting in a manner that would violate a person’s human rights and/or contribute to human trafficking or slavery.
ACG’s Actions
ACG requires suppliers to provide certifications that they are also taking actions to combat slavery and human trafficking in their businesses and their supply chains. ACG’s
contracts also contain language requiring compliance from its vendors and suppliers. ACG also engages with its suppliers to ensure that they are taking actions consistent with
these legal obligations.
ACG’s Risk
ACG’s supply chain has limited risk based on the nature of its supply chain which consists largely of data centers, leases, and travel costs. In
addition, ACG’s other area of significant spend is with third-party consultants and SMEs to assist in the delivery of our consulting services. Therefore, ACG
believes that the risk of human trafficking in its supply chain is low.
ACG’s Training
ACG conducts annual training programs for employees on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking to ensure that its employees are aware of the potential warning signs,
necessary due diligence and the need for vigilance.
This statement has been approved by our board of directors.
Sincerely,
Patricio Jauregui | CEO
