Amanda Sourry, does Boston Consulting Group know you’re tied to animal cruelty?
Amanda Sourry is a Senior Advisor and Executive Coach with Boston Consulting Group. She is known for her work on “climate change and sustainability.” She held top roles at Unilever — where the company faced major scandals involving deforestation linked to its palm oil supply chain and child labor. Now she earns more than $300,000 a year as a Kroger board member — while millions of hens remain trapped in battery cages for her company.
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Amanda Sourry has spent her career in the food industry.
While a president at Unilever, the company was linked to forced labor and
deforestation. Now, Amanda sits on the board of Kroger, one of America's
largest retailers. There, she makes over $300,000 a year.
Amanda knows many eggs at Kroger come from birds trapped in cages so
small that their lives are miserable.
Birds live standing on wire cages, never seeing sunlight, and many
die in agony. Kroger promised to end this cruelty, but Kroger broke that
promise. Every day Amanda Sourry sits on Kroger's board, birds suffer.
Amanda, stop lecturing about sustainability while you allow cruelty.
BCG, stop associating with cruelty. Remove Amanda Sourry.