Corporate Social Responsibility

A recent report highlighted that 63% of consumers are more likely to purchase products from companies that prioritize and highlight their sustainability initiatives. With 7 in 10 customers influenced by a businesses green credentials, it's important that brand

DangerPoint has had PV panels and a battery storage system installed at its north Wales activity centre.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) involves businesses taking responsibility for their impact on society. It encompasses environmental efforts, ethical practices, philanthropy, and economic growth to ensure a positive contribution to the community.

As the not-for-profit sector stands at a pivotal juncture, the necessity of adopting a digital-first mindset cannot be overstated.

Showerkap, a UK tech startup, has designed the world’s first water management system that enables organisations to monitor and conserve water usage, while also nudging users to make more eco-friendly decisions that reduce water consumption, carbon emissions

Skills based volunteering has the potential to revolutionise corporate social responsibility, providing significant advantages to businesses, employees, and charities, according to a new report from Lloyds Bank Foundation. 

Business and teaching are too often viewed as opposites or, at best, distant cousins when they actually have to lot in common. The biggest thing many of us don’t realise or have forgotten?

Colleagues from the region’s largest building society have been sharing their positive experiences from volunteering their time and skills to help others, in the lead up to Volunteers’ Week 2024 (3rd – 9th June).

While the number of women in the workforce holding senior positions and running their own businesses has increased in recent years, there is still a lot of work that needs to be done to level the playing field.