Which company holds the Guinness World Record for the 'Largest Environmental Sustainability Lesson' as part of their corporate sustainability initiative?

The Guinness World Records isn't just about human feats - brands and products have also made their mark in history with remarkable achievements. Test your knowledge about famous brands that have broken world records with their marketing campaigns, product innovations, or corporate milestones. Can you identify which company truly holds this impressive record?

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Unilever (with 6,765 participants across 70 countries in a virtual lesson on plastic pollution)
Procter & Gamble (with 5,240 employees participating in a lesson about water conservation)
Dell Technologies (with 4,021 participants in a hybrid lesson about electronic waste management)
IKEA (with 3,889 participants in a simultaneous in-store lesson about sustainable forestry)