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William Girling|Mar 06, 2020| magazine

10 min read

Vodafone strives to increase diversity in tech

Read NowWith International Women’s Day on the horizon (8 March), Vodafoneis taking the opportunity to make a strong CSR statement to the tech industry. Announc...

Vodafone strives to increase diversity in tech

With International Women’s Day on the horizon (8 March), Vodafoneis taking the opportunity to make a strong CSR statement to the tech industry. Announc...

William Girling

|Mar 06, 2020|

10 min read

Coronavirus: a crucial CSR issue

Whilst the economic problems surrounding Covid-19 (coronavirus) are widely discussed, Corporate Social Responsibility can sometimes be overlooked. Howe...

William Girling

|Mar 06, 2020|

10 min read

Microsoft and Accenture: inspired by CSR

In a press release, Accenture revealed that an upcoming collaboration with Microsoft would be putting the spotlight firmly on social impact. The partne...

William Girling

|Mar 04, 2020|

9 min read

Ethisphere publishes 2020 World’s Most Ethical Companies

Now more than ever, businesses of all sizes are being held to account for their impacts upon local communities, their staff and the environment. Ethisp...

Marcus Lawrence

|Feb 25, 2020|

7 min read

Daily Stories

Year in Review: Pentahotels

As part of our Year in Review series, I present an excerpt from my interview earlier this year withHeiko Rieder, VP of Revenue Management and Reservatio...

Harry Menear

|Dec 16, 2019|

11 min read

How technology can enable a more sustainable agriculture industry

Against multiple risk factors and changing consumer behaviour, the agricultural sector’s focus on corporate social responsibility is increasing. Is glo...

Matt High

|Aug 09, 2019|

13 min read

ITV commits to science-based emissions targets

ITV, the British television company, has launched its Social Purpose strategy, revealing its commitment to science-based emissions targets. As part of ...

Sophie Chapman

|Aug 02, 2019|

5 min read

InterContinental Hotels Group become first hotel to remove miniature toiletries

InterContinental Hotels Group has become the first hotel brand in the world to remove all miniature toiletries. The company will remove all small plast...

Sophie Chapman

|Jul 31, 2019|

6 min read