Dana, Goodyear named among 'Most Ethical' companies

Dana Corp. and Goodyear are among the rubber industry companies recognized as Ethisphere's Most Ethical Companies.

To earn the recognition, companies complete questionnaires and are assessed across five areas—culture of ethics; environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices; ethics and compliance program; diversity, equity and inclusion; and initiatives that support a strong value chain. The final scores received reflect the respective company's ethics quotient, or EQ. Those with the highest EQs are honored by Ethisphere.

Dana said it was proud to be among the 136 companies recognized in 2024. It was one of eight recognized in the mobility industry.

This is the second consecutive year that Dana has earned the honor.

"It is an honor to have Dana named as one of the World's Most Ethical Companies for the second consecutive year," Dana Chairman and CEO James Kamsickas said in a statement. "At Dana, our commitment to excellence begins with doing business the right way. This prestigious honor celebrates the 'One Dana' mindset and our collective efforts to ensure that everyone is valued and treated with respect and that business is always conducted responsibly and ethically."

Goodyear was among the eight honorees in the mobility category to earn the distinction, and it was the only tire maker on the list.

This is the first time Goodyear has been recognized by Ethisphere.

"We're proud to earn this validation from Ethisphere and celebrate Goodyear's culture of integrity," Erin Lewis, vice president of global compliance and ethics, said in a statement. "All of our associates are ambassadors of the Goodyear brand and responsible for protecting our good name. This prestigious recognition would not be possible without a collective commitment from associates and leaders to do the right thing."