在Teradata，企业社会责任是我们开展业务的核心原则。虽然诚信仍然是我们经营原则的基石，但我们也觉得有义务负责任地看待我们如何能够而且应该如何影响我们生活的世界。
对
环境、社会和治理（ESG）精神的坚定承诺不仅需要一种植根于我们核心原则的方法，还需要考虑我们如何提供短期和长期可持续价值的方法。因此，我们仍然专注于在整个价值链中做出有意义的ESG承诺。
企业公民，一种召唤！
当一家公司及其利益相关者无论在什么情况下都负责任地行事时，对于想要与他们做生意的人来说，它具有很高的内在价值。
将社会责任持续整合到Teradata业务的各个方面，一直是我们创造价值之路的核心要素。在我们转型云优先之旅中，得益于全面的管理层和董事会支持，这一重点始终坚定不移。
专注于最有意义的事情
数个关键的利益相关者指导我们如何开展业务。这包括我们的员工、客户、投资者、供应商和合作伙伴，他们每个人都明白，专注于企业公民的公司更有可能实现长期的可持续增长。
我们的首席执行官史蒂夫·麦克米兰（Steve McMillan）在2020年ESG报告的介绍中写道："我们相信，企业社会责任表达了我们通过数据的力量改变企业工作和人们生活方式的目的。此外，以尽职尽责的全球公民意识支持社会、帮助建设一个更美好的世界，这既是我们的特权，也是我们的责任。
治理 + 合规性 = 做正确的事
在Teradata，我们不断加强结构和流程，以确保问责制、广泛参与、公平和包容，并赋予我们所有成员权力。
我们的集体行动包括减少我们的碳足迹，创造一个多元化和包容性的工作场所，帮助支持我们生活和工作的社区，拥有强大的公司治理，并在我们每天所做的一切中以道德的方式行事。
因此，我们承诺遵循联合国全球契约原则，促进道德行为和人权。这与我们公司和利益相关者最关心的问题相呼应，也是我们作为一家公司取得成功的关键。事实上，我们已经多年达到联合国全球契约进展情况通报的高级报告级别。
更可持续的未来
我们的
云优先业务战略重点支持Teradata的经济未来，以及我们缓解气候变化的雄心壮志。
2020年即使我们什么其它教训也没学到，也该学到了可持续发展的教训。我们的团队更佳的支持彼此、
我们的客户、我们的
合作伙伴、以及整个世界。2020 年，我们的能源使用量比2019年降低了17%，全球实体办公室占地面积减少了36%。随着我们将业务转型为云，我们正在制定一个新的目标，即到2033年在减少温室气体1类和2类排放上面进步100%。而且，我们计划继续审查和迭代，以长期改进我们的可持续发展指标。
无论是通过优化我们的资源，遵循供应链最佳实践来有效地开展业务，还是将我们的时间和才能自愿奉献给当地社区，无论我们在哪里运营，我们都在不断努力成为一股有意义的变革力量。除了我们在产品中内置的环境友好功能外，我们的目标是以可持续的方式运营我们的整个业务。
为了蓬勃发展，我们的地球和人类需要许多组织的帮助——Teradata的承诺是明确而坚定的，并在我们的
ESG报告中进行了阐述。
莫莉·特里斯 克莱尔·布拉姆利
首席法务官 首席财务官
Claire Bramley is Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Teradata. A member of the company's Executive Leadership Team, she is responsible for leading the functions of finance, information technology, analytics and security, enterprise risk, and operations.
Claire brings a proven track record of leading large-scale fiscal and operational disciplines, driving financial and strategic planning, and proactive risk management. With extensive senior leadership experience and deep acumen in corporate finance and accounting, as well as excellent knowledge of the technology industry, Claire joined Teradata after serving as Global Controller of HP Inc. There she was responsible for financial controls and compliance, external reporting, and coordinating directly with the company’s Audit Committee. Additionally, she headed HP’s Finance Strategy and Transformation efforts and oversaw Corporate Financial Planning and Analysis.
Previously, Claire served in roles of increasing responsibility within HP’s finance function, including Head of Finance for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), where she oversaw the company’s $17 billion EMEA business. Claire was also Vice President, Corporate Financial Planning and Analysis at HP, where she supported all business units that, collectively, exceeded $100 billion in revenue. Prior to HP, she served as Acting CFO, Finance Controller and Head of Financial Analysis and Reporting at SSP Group PLC., a leading operator of food and beverage outlets in travel locations worldwide.
Claire holds a BSc. in Accounting and Financial Management from the University of Loughborough, Loughborough, UK. She is a Certified Public Accountant and Chartered Management Accountant.
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Molly Treese serves as Chief Legal Officer for Teradata, and is a member of the Executive Leadership Team.
As Chief Legal Officer, Molly leads Teradata’s global Law Department, overseeing all legal affairs of the company and guiding its Ethics & Compliance function. She additionally serves as Corporate Secretary, responsible for managing the integrity of Teradata’s governance framework and serving as a liaison to Teradata’s Board of Directors and shareholders.
For more than 20 years, Molly has counseled board and executive leadership on strategic corporate initiatives and transactions, regulatory and compliance matters, corporate governance, and commercial contracting. She has provided expert legal counsel to Teradata prior to, during and after its formation as a public company in 2007. Prior to that, Molly held in-house legal positions of increasing responsibility at NCR. She began her career as an attorney in private practice in Washington, DC and New York City.
Molly earned a law degree from the George Washington University Law School, received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Virginia and is a graduate of the Advanced Management Program of Harvard Business School.
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