The number of members on the executive committee is important in assessing a company's ESG performance. A larger committee may indicate diverse inputs and better governance, while a smaller group suggests centralized control and agility. Companies must provide detailed information about the executive committee, including members' backgrounds and roles. Transparency in disclosing executive committee information is crucial for ESG reporting. Companies should refer to best practices and frameworks like UNESCO's Rules of Procedure. Accurate and comprehensive reporting can enhance a company's reputation and positively impact its ESG score, influencing investor decisions and long-term sustainability.