GoTo is all about making IT and business communications easy, from anywhere, and in a world where employees are gravitating towards hybrid work, there are also environmental benefits to reducing the need for business travel and a daily commute. GoTo is proud of the role we can play in helping companies achieve their environmental sustainability goals through the use of our remote work products. In addition to embracing remote work, many of our customers have taken commendable steps to enhance their own environmental sustainability programs. That is why, during a week where people around the globe are focused on the important work taking place at this year’s United Nations Climate Change Conference or Conference of the Parties (COP 28), we are excited to recognize customers in six categories that are helping to combat climate change.
- Education: Genossenschaftsverband - Verband der Regionen e. V strives to further optimize resource efficiency and reduce the environmental impact they cause. They aim to support their members and clients in developing, measuring, and communicating ecological awareness.
- Enterprise: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is the first certified Passive House library in North America. Passive House architectural design is a voluntary standard that creates buildings that use ultra-low energy, saving in operating costs and environmental impact.
- Tech: Intel Corporation believes that technology plays a vital role in addressing the planet’s sustainability challenges. Intel actively pursues new ways to reduce emissions and improve energy management through conservation, renewable energy, efficient building design, and other efforts. This includes a commitment to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions across their global operations by 2040.
- Manufacturing: Weatherford International, LLC sets ambitious goals, investing in innovative technologies, and collaborating with their customers and suppliers to reduce overall environmental impact. Recently, they have taken this commitment further by formally adopting the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) framework and embedding it into their Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) process.
- Financial Service Provider: Principal Financial Group aims to reduce global scope 1 and market-based scope 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 65% by 2034 and achieve net-zero GHG emissions by 2050, which aligns with the Science Based Targets initiative’s (SBTi) 1.5° C scenario.
- Small Business: ChargedEV caters to individuals, families, and corporate giants alike, and are at the forefront of the UK’s green revolution. With a focus on renewable energy and EV charging at homes and workplaces across the UK, ChargedEV is driving the transition to a Zero Carbon World.
“At GoTo, our top priority is our one million customers, and we are honored to celebrate six exceptional businesses who have demonstrated unwavering commitment to environmental stewardship. These forward-thinking customers have implemented outstanding environmental programs, and we are proud to recognize that they have leveraged GoTo’s remote support and communications tools as part of their initiatives. Through their innovative efforts, they are actively contributing to a healthier and more sustainable world.” - Scott Romesser, Chief Customer Officer at GoTo
In honor of the six customers celebrated today, GoTo Gives, our Philanthropy and Volunteering program at GoTo, has planted 1,000 trees through Reforestindia.
Thank you to all of GoTo’s customers that are making a positive impact on the environment.
