We are planning to participate in some local runs to support our community and take the chance to move.
At Iseyon Analytics, corporate social responsibility is not a footnote — it is a core pillar of how we operate. We actively invest in local communities through charity runs, employee volunteering, and social impact partnerships. According to a Deloitte Global Millennial Survey (2023), organisations that demonstrate strong purpose and societal impact report higher employee engagement and loyalty.
Our team participates in regular charity runs and community health initiatives. Research from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (2024) - regular physical activity reduces stress and improves overall workplace wellbeing and productivity.
“Companies that invest in community and employee wellbeing do not just build better workplaces — they build better businesses. The data is unambiguous: purpose-driven organisations outperform peers on every long-term metric.” — Deloitte Global, 2023 Millennial & Gen Z Survey
We align our reporting approach with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards for community impact and the UN Global Compact principles on human rights, labour, environment, and anti-corruption to keep our reporting transparent and outcomes-focused.
The Nielsen Global Corporate Sustainability Report(2015) found that 66% of consumers are willing to pay more for products from socially responsible companies. Iseyon's community commitments reflect our belief that analytics firms can and should be a positive force beyond the boardroom.
| CSR Activity | Reported Insight | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Structured CSR programmes | Research shows that companies with strong societal purpose are associated with higher employee engagement and values alignment. | Deloitte Gen Z & Millennial Survey (2023) |
| Regular workplace wellness initiatives | Regular physical activity is linked with lower stress and improved wellbeing in workplace health research. | Harvard T.H. Chan, 2024 |
| Active CSR branding | 66% of global consumers say they’re willing to pay more for sustainable brands. | Nielsen, 2023 |
| GRI-aligned impact reporting | Transparent disclosure of community investment ROI | GRI Standards, 2024 |
*All figures sourced from publicly available research. Updated .
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Proceeds from the event are donated to Norwescap Food Bank, which provides two million pounds of food each year to local food pantries, shelters, and childcare and senior centers in Northwest New Jersey.
A portion of our proceeds and all donations will go for investing in research for metastatic breast cancer, as in breast cancer that has spread to bones, brain, or other vital organs.
The beneficiary for this event is Metavivor. A portion of our proceeds and all donations will go directly to Metavivor for investing in research for metastatic breast cancer, as in breast cancer that has spread to bones, brain, or other vital organs.
Through community support, the Jersey Shore Rescue Mission provides 31,000+ meals, 12,000+ nights of shelter, $57,000+ worth of goods through various programs, and helps up to 26 men at a time transform their lives in the Life Change Program.
Proceeds from the event are donated to Norwescap Food Bank, which provides two million pounds of food each year to local food pantries, shelters, and childcare and senior centers in Northwest New Jersey.
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Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health • 2024
Regular physical activity, including participation in charity runs and team sports, reduces workplace stress by up to 48% and increases productivity by 15%.
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66% of consumers are willing to pay more for products from socially responsible companies.
Read full studyGlobal Reporting Initiative • 2024
The GRI Standards provide globally accepted guidance for reporting community investments, enabling transparent disclosure of inputs, outputs, and outcomes.
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