Corporate Responsibility

Honestly, I did not grow up dreaming about Payroll. I studied Economics and Management, and my first opportunity in the profession came through consulting for a Payroll software market leader in South Africa.

You’ve chosen your product, built your offer and launched your business. Now comes the next challenge: getting people to notice it.

At Covia, safety is a core value embedded in every aspect of our operations, from our plants to our offices. We are committed to protecting the well-being of our team members, customers, partners, communities, and the environment.

Pricing against "free". Profit as the point, not the problem. Three founders on what it actually takes to scale a business that does good, and how to keep going when systems change feels painfully slow.

Corporate membership is for organizations ready to lead and play an active role in shaping the sustainable future of consumer goods.

Royal Neighbors of America, one of the nation's fastest growing fraternal life insurance organizations*, is increasing its member services capabilities to provide faster, more personalized support for its rapidly growing membership base.

The Responsible Business Alliance (RBA) announced the availability of its new and improved onsite assessments for global supply chains, with major structural and technological improvements that add flexibility, increase efficiency, lower cost and aim to reduce cycle times.

For anyone who has ever opened a bag of Doritos, poured a Pepsi or made a bowl of Quaker oats, taste is usually the first reason they come back. The crunch, flavor, fizz or comfort of a familiar product matters. That is also what makes updating those products so difficult.

La versión 1.0.1 A2 de la Norma de Explotaciones Acuícolas de la ASC, recientemente actualizada, supone un importante paso adelante en el fomento de prácticas acuícolas responsables

CECP's Giving in Numbers: 2026 Edition, covering 152 companies and $19B in community investment, finds giving held steady but growth was concentrated among top givers. 52% of companies cut back, and roughly 4 in 5 fall below the new 1% tax deduction floor.