Juan Bautista Ordóñez: Corporate social responsibility is in YPF’s DNA
Juan Bautista Ordóñez, Director of Institutional Affairs, YPF SA
As Argentina’s leading energy company and one of the largest employers in the country, YPF takes its corporate social responsibilities very seriously. Juan Bautista Ordóñez discusses how YPF’s first CSR activities started 90 years ago, decades before the phrase was even coined, and continue strong to this day; with 61 initiatives supporting communities all across Argentina, in everything from health to education to culture.
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