Tag: Social Responsibility

Celebrating International Women’s Day

In an unprecedented time of massive disruption, women are creating a new standard for leadership. Leaders who are engaged, supportive, and unapologetic about it. Now two years into this global pandemic, women have made significant contributions to the success of businesses across the world.

Celebrating International Women’s Day

In the light of International Women’s Day, AppCentrica would like to celebrate and acknowledge the team of phenomenal women that forms an integral part of our company, enabling us to excel in the ICT sector, and Canada’s digital economy as a whole.

AppCentrica named one of the best workplaces in Canada for Inclusion for the 2nd year in a row

This year’s Best Workplaces™ for Inclusion have gone the extra mile to ensure all employees feel supported, valued and included.

AppCentrica joins Pledge 1%

Today, we are excited to announce that AppCentrica has joined Pledge 1%, a global movement where companies of all sizes integrate giving back into their culture and values.

AppCentrica Blood Drive

AppCentrican’s roll up their sleeves to support Canadian Blood Services

Celebrating International Women’s Day

In light of International Women’s Day, Hitha Dinesh shares her thoughts on being a woman in IT.

Continuing our social commitment

Every year, 3 AppCentrican’s are asked to each select an important cause that they would like to support.

World Vision Canada

As an organization that manages complex, time-sensitive, globally distributed projects, collaboration and productivity are extremely important to World Vision Canada’s continuing efforts to help children and communities around the world.

A tradition we love: employees choose 3 charities for AppCentrica to support

As part of our social commitment, AppCentrica annually chooses 3 employees to each pick a charity that they care about deeply.

AppCentrica supports volunteer in Kenya

AppCentrica supported one of our consultants, Juliana Chung, who recently went to Kenya to volunteer at Sidai Children’s Home, an orphanage in Rironi that houses 21 children ranging in age from 2 to 15.