Sustainability Plan
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY
Foster a culture of sustainability within the Group
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Implementation of an integrated sustainability management system which incorporates environmental and social considerations into business decisions
2015 RESULTS
- The Control and Risks Committee at Board of Directors level became the Control, Risks and Sustainability Committee
– Sustainability Steering Committee established
– First Sustainability Plan created
– First Sustainability Report designed
OBJECTIVES
2016 Inclusion of sustainability aspects into the self-assessment questionnaire for members of the Board of Directors
2016 Presentation of the first Sustainability Report and the Sustainability Plan at the Annual Shareholders’ Meeting
Table 2
ACTIONS
Monitoring of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for non-financial aspects
2015 RESULTS
- Reporting of non-financial aspects began according to the GRI-G4 standard
OBJECTIVES
2016 Increase in KPIs monitored
2017 Analysis of information requests by sustainability rating agencies and monitoring of additional KPIs
Table 3
ACTIONS
Incorporation of environmental and social aspects into employee performance objectives
2015 RESULTS
- Environmental and social aspects incorporated into the performance objectives of senior executives
OBJECTIVES
2016 Incorporation of environmental and social aspects into the performance objectives of employees and management involved in the implementation of the Sustainability Plan
Table 4
ACTIONS
Organisation of classroom or web-based training seminars to raise employee awareness of sustainability issues
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2016 Organisation of training sessions in Italian corporate offices
2017 Extension of the training activities to other Countries where Group operates
Maintain the corporate governance and risk management systems in line with best practices
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Code of Ethics update
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2016 Code of Ethics update with focus on sustainability issues
2017 Formulation and dissemination of Guidelines integrated into the Code of Ethics
Table 2
ACTIONS
Expansion of the scope of Company processes covered by the Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) system
2015 RESULTS
- New risk factors linked to sustainability identified
OBJECTIVES
2016 ERM update and consolidation with periodic assessment of potential risk factors including ones related to social-environmental issues
Table 3
ACTIONS
Update of corporate governance system
2015 RESULTS
- Foreign Group subsidiaries’ corporate governance redefined to align it to the Parent Company guidelines
OBJECTIVES
Continuous monitoring of best practices and the guidelines of Corporate Governance Code for Listed Companies and evaluation of potential updates
Table 4
ACTIONS
Implementation of a whistleblowing procedure
2015 RESULTS
- Plan drawn up
OBJECTIVES
2016 Activation of whistleblowing procedure and process
Integrate sustainability issues in the dialogue with stakeholders
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Reporting of sustainability performance and targets to analysts and investors
2015 RESULTS
- Frequency of contacts with socially responsible investors (SRI) and analysts increased
– Sustainability approach and strategy presented at the Capital Markets Day event
OBJECTIVES
Continuous integration of sustainability issues into financial communications
Table 2
ACTIONS
Collaboration with fashion/textile companies to share best practices and increase sustainability performance in the sector
2015 RESULTS
- Participation in discussion groups related to down, potentially dangerous substances and good environmental practices
OBJECTIVES
Continuous participation to working groups related to sustainability issues
HUMAN RESOURCES
Engage employees and meet their expectations
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Conduct a people satisfaction survey to learn more about employee needs and expectations
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2017 Performance of a people satisfaction survey on a global level, analysis of the results and definition of an action plan
2018 Beginning of action plan implementation
Table 2
ACTIONS
Strengthening internal communications
2015 RESULTS
- New intranet site designed
– Meetings organised with Italian corporate staff to discuss Group performance
OBJECTIVES
2016 Launch of a new intranet site
2016 Recruitment of an individual responsible for employee engagement projects
Offer equal opportunities
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Management of vacancies through a Job Posting system
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2016 Implementation of a pilot Job Posting programme
2017 Launch of the Job Posting programme worldwide
Table 2
ACTIONS
Supporting and taking part in the Valore D association, which aims to promote the role of women in the workplace
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Continuous participation in the initiative
Table 3
ACTIONS
Implementation of a policy to ensure equal opportunities in the recruitment process
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2016 Definition and implementation of the policy
Nurture talent
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Extension of the performance assessment programme
2015 RESULTS
- 45.2% of employees (excluding workers) evaluated on results achieved
OBJECTIVES
2017 Assessment of 100% of employees (excluding workers) on results achieved
Table 2
ACTIONS
Definition and implementation of a training and development programme
2015 RESULTS
- Conclusion of 2014-2015 development and training programmes for management and young talents
OBJECTIVES
2016-2018 Design and implementation of a multiyear training programme and establishment of a career path for high potential employees and for management
Promote and support employee welfare
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Implementation of a welfare plan
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2017 Implementation of a welfare programme for Italian corporate office employees
Table 2
ACTIONS
Establishment of partnerships with facilities dedicated to health and wellness (gyms, diagnostics centres, etc.)
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2016 Establishment of new agreements
Table 3
ACTIONS
Organisation of training and awareness sessions on the themes of nutrition, illness prevention and healthy lifestyles
2015 RESULTS
- 500 employees involved in awareness sessions
OBJECTIVES
2016 Continuation of the initiative through additional training sessions
Continue to improve health and safety
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Identification of potential health and safety risks in sites
and stores and implementation of improvement measures
2015 RESULTS
- Potential health and safety risks in Italian offices and stores analysed
– Plans for improvement designed and implementation started in Italian offices and stores
OBJECTIVES
2016 Finalisation of improvement measures in Italian offices and stores and achievement of OHSAS 18001 certification
2016 Analysis of potential health and safety risks and implementation of improvement plans in offices and stores in France, Belgium and Germany
2016 Analysis of potential health and safety risks at the Romanian production unit
2017 Definition and implementation of improvement measures and achievement of OHSAS 18001 certification at the Romanian production unit
2017 Analysis of potential health and safety risks and implementation of improvement plans in offices and stores in the U.K., the Netherlands, Turkey, Spain and Denmark
2018 Analysis of potential health and safety risks and implementation of improvement plans in offices and stores in Switzerland, Eastern Europe and Austria
Prevent work-related stress
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Monitoring of work-related stress levels and definition of prevention plans
2015 RESULTS
– Employee work-related stress in Trebaseleghe (Padua – Italy) Italian corporate office evaluated
OBJECTIVES
2016 Implementation of an action plan to prevent employee
work-related stress at Trebaseleghe Italian corporate office
2017 Assessment of employee work-related stress at Milan corporate offices and implementation
of a tailored action plan
2018 Gradual extension of employee work-related stress assessment
to European offices
2019 Implementation of an action plan to prevent work-related stress
in all European offices
PRODUCTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN
Promote a responsible supply chain
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Definition and dissemination of social, ethical and environmental standards for suppliers
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2016 Creation and distribution of a Supplier Code of Conduct
2016 Creation and dissemination of a manual that contains the social, ethical and environmental standards required for suppliers
2017 Supplier training on the manual
2017 Progressive inclusion of contractual clauses on compliance with the Supplier Code of Conduct
Table 2
ACTIONS
Analysis of risk within the supply chain
2015 RESULTS
– Self-assessment questionnaire designed to assess potential and existing suppliers also on sustainability aspects
– Risks map for the supply chain created
OBJECTIVES
2016 Distribution of self-assessment questionnaires to key suppliers
2017 Integration into the vendor rating system of the sustainability results collected via the self-assessment questionnaire and audit results
2016 Definition of a three-year social, ethical and environmental audit plan designed to cover 80% of the value of supplier orders
Table 3
ACTIONS
Performance of audits to verify compliance with social, ethical and environmental standards
2015 RESULTS
- 45 ethical-social audits performed, covering 26% of total value of supplier orders
– Suppliers formally informed of any non-compliance issues identified during audits and corrective actions requested
OBJECTIVES
2016 Performance of an additional 20 social audits and 10 environmental audits
2017-2018 Performance of additional social-ethical-environmental audits, in line with the three-year coverage plan
Continue to define joint supplier-company plans to solve non-compliance issues identified during audits and monitoring of results
Table 4
ACTIONS
Certification of the down supply chain
2015 RESULTS
– DIST (Down Integrity System & Traceability) Protocol created to ensure animal welfare and down traceability and quality
– Protocol implementation started: 120 third-party audits performed
– Auditors trained by the Department of Veterinary Medicine of the University of Milan
OBJECTIVES
2016 DIST Certification of 100% of purchased down
2016 Creation of training material for farmers in four languages
Table 5
ACTIONS
Ongoing review and monitoring of banned or restricted substances (Restricted Substances List, RSL) in products and production processes
2015 RESULTS
– RSL updated according to the most restrictive limits in international regulations
OBJECTIVES
2016-2021 Continued review of the list of substances banned or restricted in Moncler products, in line with the latest and most reliable researches or new regulations on the subject
2016-2018 Analysis of waste water deriving from the production systems of some suppliers/third parties
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Improve energy efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Assessment of the environmental impact of the relevant sites/stores and implementation of improvement measures
2015 RESULTS
– Energy audits at the Italian corporate offices in Trebaseleghe (Padua – Italy) and Via Solari in Milan carried out
OBJECTIVES
2016 Definition and implementation of an improvement plan to reduce the environmental impact of the audited sites
2016 Environmental audit of the Romanian production unit
2017 Definition and implementation of improvement measures at the Romanian production unit with the objective to be aligned with the ISO 14001 standard
Table 2
ACTIONS
Purchase of electricity from renewable sources
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2016 50% of the electricity used in offices, stores and in the logistics hub in Italy to come from renewable sources
2017 100% of the electricity used in offices, stores and in the logistics hub in Italy to come from renewable sources
Table 3
ACTIONS
Use of lighting systems with a low environmental impact
2015 RESULTS
– 52% of stores worldwide (100% in the United States) fitted with LED lighting
OBJECTIVES
2016 100% of stores in Europe to be fitted with LED lighting
2017 100% of stores worldwide to be fitted with LED lighting
Table 4
ACTIONS
Introduction of sustainability requirements in store format
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2016 Introduction of sustainability requirements in store format
2017 Start of implementation of store format integrated with sustainability requirements
Table 5
ACTIONS
Virtualisation of servers
2015 RESULTS
- 41 servers on virtual infrastructure implemented. Total of 245 servers on virtual infrastructure implemented on 24 physical servers
OBJECTIVES
2016 Adoption of 10 new virtual servers to reach a total of 255 servers on virtual infrastructure implemented on 24 physical servers
2016 Technological update of server rooms at the corporate offices in Trebaseleghe (Padua – Italy), Milan (Italy) and at the logistics hub in Castel San Giovanni (Piacenza – Italy)
Use of paper from responsible sources
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Use of paper originating from responsible sources
2015 RESULTS
– Since September 2015, all paper material bearing the brand logo (used in folders, business cards, “with compliments” cards , client data sheets, notebooks, envelopes, headed letters, catalogues, etc.) used in Europe and the United States is ECF and comes from responsibly managed sources and ISO 14001 or EMAS certified production facilities
– 91% of office paper coming from responsible sources
OBJECTIVES
2016 Extension of ECF paper from responsibly managed sources and ISO 14001 or EMAS certified production facilities to the entire world for all paper material bearing the brand logo (used in folders, business cards, “with compliments” cards , client data sheets, notebooks, envelopes, headed letters, catalogues, etc.)
2016 Use throughout the world of office paper from responsible sources
Reduce the environmental impact of the shopping experience
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Design and production of a low environmental impact shopping bag
2015 RESULTS
– Low environmental impact shopping bag designed and launched
OBJECTIVES
2016 Worldwide use of the shopping bag
Table 2
ACTIONS
Design and production of low environmental impact boxes used to send items purchased via e-commerce
2015 RESULTS
– Design of a low environmental impact box
OBJECTIVES
2016 Worldwide use of the new boxes
Raise employee awareness of the environmental impact of daily activities and encouragement of responsible behaviour
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Definition of guidelines that focus on incentivising responsible use of paper, toner, and electric energy and foster recycling of waste
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2016 Formulation and dissemination of the guidelines throughout the world
Table 2
ACTIONS
Use of technology to support remote interaction among employees with the goal of decreasing business travels
2015 RESULTS
- Tele presence technology room installed at the Trebaseleghe (Padua – Italy) corporate office and in Via Solari, Milan . Total of 11 rooms with video conference/tele presence equipment worldwide
OBJECTIVES
2016 Installation of two new video conference rooms in the Moncler offices in Korea and Romania
2016 Use of a new application enabling video conferencing directly from computers, tablets and smartphones
Table 3
ACTIONS
Adoption of technology to monitor and rationalise the use of printers
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2016 Installation of personal codes
on printers with a view to encouraging responsible behaviour and rationalising/limiting the number of printed documents and consequently the consumption of toner and paper in the Italian corporate offices
CLIENTS RELATIONS
Redefinition of the entire retail organisation with an ever-increasing client focus
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Comprehensive redefinition of client engagement methods and content, through the use of all channels of interaction
2015 RESULTS
– Retail Excellence project defined and launched
OBJECTIVES
2016 Redefinition of the sales ceremony, the methods and tools for engaging and listening to the client, the after-sales service policy – application at worldwide level
Table 2
ACTIONS
Update of skills and increase of engagement and the sense of belonging of retail personnel, to align them with client expectations
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2017 Redefinition of internal store organisation and retail personnel profile, incentives, training and career path – application at worldwide level
Table 3
ACTIONS
Optimising operational efficiency at mono-brand stores to ensure improved service and time spent on client relationship
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
2016 Redefinition and standardisation of internal store procedures, stock optimisation and improvement in communication flows between stores and headquarters – application at worldwide level
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT
Support scientific research through donations, awareness-raising initiatives and fund-raising
ACTIONS
2015 RESULTS
OBJECTIVES
Table 1
ACTIONS
Organisation of initiatives and funding of scholarships or bursaries for researchers to raise awareness and fund-raise for associations dedicated to the fight against AIDS and cancer
2015 RESULTS
– Participated in the ART FOR LOVE initiative in support of the amfAR foundation that runs the Countdown to a Cure for AIDS research programme, created to find a cure for AIDS by 2020
– Two research bursaries for researchers at the Umberto Veronesi Foundation funded
OBJECTIVES
2016-2018 Continuous support for scientific research