Proud to be a B Corp

B Corp provides us a framework to hold ourselves to account, keep to our commitments, measure where we are and measure our progress. As a business, we believe we have a responsibility beyond just the bottom line and to have a real and positive impact on all our stakeholders – people, society and the environment. From green web hosting to our EV Car scheme, we are always working on ways to drive change. We have also signed up to the Better Business Act coalition, which aims to ensure all U.K. businesses create solutions to the important challenges we face, advancing the interests of people and the planet alongside profit.

B Corp is about continual improvement; it’s not a one-time process. Being ordinary isn’t part of our DNA; we can, we should, and we want to do more.

Business as a force for good

We believe that business can and should be used as a force for good. We are passionate about creating value and impact through the positive use of data, and as a certified B Corporation, we proudly lead the global charge for change in how business operates. This is also reflected in our purpose: Data, for a better tomorrow.

IMPACT initiative & volunteering

Through IMPACT, we connect data leaders with not-for-profit organisations to collaborate on data challenges – from shaping data strategy, to solving data management problems, to building dashboards and data science products.

In addition, we donate our own time, products, and services, pro-bono to small not-forprofit organisations and offer employees a half day to take off to volunteer in the communities where they live, work and play.

Examples of organisations we've helped

Teach Your Monster

Cynozure helped the organisation Teach your Monster (TYM) which is a non-profit that creates magical, fun-filled learning games for kids. Cynozure scoped a project plan liaising with TYM and matched TYM with two data leaders, resulting in the organisation validating and refining its overall approach.

Streatham Youth and Community Trust

Cynozure’s Chief Technology Officer, James Lupton ran an in-person workshop for trustees and staff at Streatham Youth and Community Trust, alongside CDO, Sid Shah. The session focused on easily actionable steps that the Trust could take to measure the impact of its work more accurately on the communities it serves, which would enable it to respond more effectively to external stakeholders – particularly funders.