The recognition reflects HeyGen's performance across environment, labor and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- HeyGen, the world's leading AI avatar company, has earned a Committed Badge from EcoVadis, the global provider of independent business sustainability ratings. The recognition reflects HeyGen's performance across four areas: environment, labor and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement
"Enterprise demand for AI video continues to grow, and HeyGen is proud to already serve 85% of the Fortune 100. As these companies adopt AI at scale, they're prioritizing partners who take governance and responsibility seriously, not just capability," said Will Ji, Head of Customer Success at HeyGen. "This recognition reflects that commitment, and we're excited to keep building on it as we grow our enterprise partnerships."
EcoVadis is one of the world's most widely used sustainability assessment platforms, evaluating more than 150,000 companies globally. Its ratings are based on international standards including the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact, International Labour Organization conventions, the Global Reporting Initiative standards, and ISO 26000, and provide an independent benchmark of a company's sustainability performance and management practices for customers, partners, and investors.
To view HeyGen's full scorecard and Recognition Page, please visit https://recognition.ecovadis.com/GOL_3scAx0qTCUiONQLFsg.
ABOUT HEYGEN
HeyGen is the world's leading AI avatar company. We create the world's most realistic avatars — digital versions of real people that look, sound, and move just like them. Rated #1 most realistic on G2 and powered by our proprietary Avatar V model, HeyGen is used by over 30 million people, from solo and small-business operators to 85% of the Fortune 100, to scale their presence in minutes, without a camera or crew. HeyGen brings avatars to life across video, real-time interactive experiences, and voice.
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