Goals for 2015

Goals for 2015

2015 Goal
2015 Goal: Overall
Our 2015 goal for our overall SAM score was to improve by 15 percent. At the close of this year’s SAM reporting periods, our aggregate score was 3.92. Since we surpassed our goal, we have now established a new 2015 goal to improve our overall SAM score by 25 percent.

 

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As we neared our 2015 goal for responsibility, we celebrated our success — and then our responsibility managers got back to work to set a new goal.
For our most material issues, we set goals for the year 2015. At our offices and facilities, we display posters of our 2015 goals to inspire our people to continue working towards a more sustainable MillerCoors. Our people rise to meet, and in some cases exceed, our challenges.


Our 2015 Goals

We have established goals for the year 2015 as part of our three-year strategic plan for sustainability.

Responsibility

Encourage 10 million people to participate in planning ahead participate in planning ahead and taking a safe ride home.

Environmental stewardship

Reduce water usage in our breweries by 15 percent

Reduce total energy use by 15 percent

Reduce packaging by 2 percent

Reduce waste to landfills by 50 percent

Supply chain

Spend more than $2.5 billion with diverse suppliers

People and communities

Exceed $2 million annually in United Way contributions

Achieve recognition as a FORTUNE 100 Best Companies to Work For™

Ethics and transparency

Improve our overall Sustainability Assessment Matrix score by 25 percent

Stretching Our 2015 Goals

We all work together to meet or exceed our 2015 goals. If we can achieve one of our goals in advance of 2015, we celebrate our success — and then we get back to work to set new goals.

  • Success with responsibility: At MillerCoors, we established a goal in 2009 for encouraging
    6 million people to plan ahead and take a safe ride over the period from 2009 to 2015. By 2011, we reached 4.6 million people. Rather than just celebrate our success in nearing our goal, we set our standards higher. We have now raised the bar on our 2015 goal to 10 million people.
  • Success with waste to landfill:  In 2009, we established a goal to reduce waste to landfills 15 percent by 2015 from a 2008 baseline. By the end of 2010, we had already succeeded in reducing waste by 32 percent, so we increased our goal to 50 percent by 2015. We have exceeded our goal again. By the end of 2011, we reduced waste to landfills by 55 percent. We are now working to establish a new target.
  • Success with our overall SAM score: In 2009, we established a 2015 goal to improve our overall SAM score by 5 percent from a baseline of 3.19. We surpassed this goal by the end of 2010 with a score of 3.65, so we increased our 2015 goal to improve our overall SAM score by 15 percent. By the end of 2011, we achieved a score of 3.92, again surpassing our goal. We have now established a new 2015 goal to improve our overall SAM score by 25 percent.
Learn more about our progress toward our 2015 goals.