HP Inc

HP Inc has established a structured governance process embedding its "HP Climate Policy Position" and "2030 Sustainable Impact Strategy" into its "global governmental relations overall policy priorities" that are "posted publicly and globally" to "guide policy engagement activities." During FY17 and FY21, the HP Sustainability team drew on "materiality assessments" and "stakeholder interviews" and "worked with global government relations personnel and HP business leaders" in "quarterly meetings ... to ensure the policy and activities are consistent," with "ad hoc meetings ... for emerging issues and advocacy opportunities." In 2020, HP "undertook a climate policy engagement audit with Influence Maps," presented "findings ... to the global government relations team," and began to "implement the recommendations," including "strong CEO statements on climate related issues" and membership initiatives like "America is All In" and the "Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders." However, the company does not disclose a specific individual or board-level committee responsible for reviewing or signing off on lobbying alignment, nor does it describe a process for governing its indirect lobbying through industry or trade associations, and there is no evidence that the audit results were published as a standalone report.