A partner for society: Alice Steenland
Alice Steenland, AXA’s chief corporate responsibility officer, explains why responsible business matters and why the insurer aims to “empower people to live better lives”.
Alice Steenland, AXA. Photography: Yannick Labrousse
Mention the phrase “corporate responsibility” and most people in the know will immediately think
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