ATB was founded on the belief that a financial institution should be a force for good in the lives of the people it serves.
For us, sustainability isn’t just an ideal—it’s an intentional, integrated business strategy designed to provide stability and resilience amid a changing world.
Bringing this purpose-driven focus across our business is how we create lasting value, build trust with our stakeholders and power impact that extends beyond ATB. It is a fundamental driver of a better business and a brighter future.
Our long-term vision is clear: three aspirations and four key commitments create a tangible framework that guides our approach to sustainability.
ATB’s Sustainability Aspirations and Commitments
Model trust through exceptional governance
Achieving gold standard in Crown corporation governance
Uplift the well-being of communities and advance sustainable social impact
Championing a thriving, resilient and equitable society for current and future generations
Advancing Truth and Reconciliation
Responsibly lead a sustainable economic future in Alberta and beyond
Advancing our economy and environment together
“ATB is dedicated to making it possible for our clients, team members and communities across industries and perspectives in order to achieve our mandate. In a uniquely Alberta and ATB way, we are committed to balancing short-term profitability with creating long-term value in pursuit of economic, societal and environmental prosperity.”
ATB Board of Directors
Sustainability Commitments by the Numbers
50%
women on of our Board of Directors since 2021
93
leaders successfully certified or in the process of completing Leader DNA Certification through the University of Alberta
$11.6M
cumulative community contributions over the last 3 fiscal years
360
social sector organizations invited to participate in our Mental Health Possibility Project since it was launched
$362,000
provided to Indigenous-serving charities and nonprofits
56%
of team members completed Our Shared Path Indigenous Awareness training
27,000+
trees planted on Siksika Nation in partnership with Project Forest
2,496
kilograms of electronic waste collected through e-cycling initiatives
Note: Figures are from fiscal year 2026 (ending March 31, 2026), unless otherwise noted.
Powering impact
2026 Sustainability Report
Read about ATB’s approach to sustainability and the progress and actions we’ve taken related to our sustainability commitments during the fiscal year.
Past Annual Sustainability Reporting
For more information on our approach to sustainability and recent progress made on our journey, we invite you to explore ATB’s Sustainability Reports.
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Stories of Impact
Cultivating leaders of the future: Inside the Leader DNA Certification
Driving leadership as a practice through ATB’s first-of-its-kind partnership with the University of Alberta
Rooted in respect: Three years of rewilding with Project Forest
Contributing to reforestation, community resilience and reconciliation
Embracing circularity: Powering impact through electronic recycling
How ATB is turning e-waste into social impact by diverting electronics from landfills and reinvesting rebates into local nonprofits.