Today’s businesses are so dependent on digital connectivity and automation, that technology and sustainability in your operations are inextricably linked. From hardware to software, behaviours to processes, every aspect of your technology ecosystem has the potential to impact emissions and shape a more responsible business model.

Fostering a culture of balanced technology use is not only about enhancing employee well-being but also about nurturing a more efficient and resilient organisation. That means business leaders have a duty of care to establish good guardrails around work-related tech use and connectivity.

As part of our partnership with Rea, we welcomed two new cadets to Brightly. The cadetship offers Jackie and Cameron paid on-the-job training with us for 12 weeks, following their training through Rea Academy.

In 2022, we began a partnership with Rea, an Aotearoa-founded organisation that provides people with the skills they need to advance their careers in technology, and then connects them with well-paid employment opportunities within the industry.

We’ve submitted our Toitū Climate Positive certification application! It was a real education as we gathered all our data together for Toitū and audited it with them. The big opportunity now for reducing our emissions is our supply chain.

Monthly B Local meet-ups are restarting after a long break, and we're really excited about what this means for the community! Sign up for updates about B Corp events.

The Toitū Climate Positive certification is a game changer. It means making a commitment to measure and reduce our emissions, while offsetting them by 125%.

Read on to learn why this certification is important to us and what we're tracking.

If your tech refresh means you’re hoarding old laptops that still work but aren’t being used, let us introduce you to Recycle A Device. RAD makes it easy for sustainably minded organisations to get unused laptops into the hands of students who need them.