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FarrPoint Sustainability Actions

Brought ESG into impact work

At FarrPoint, she’s bringing that perspective into our Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices, helping to ensure that our impact assessments account for more than just technical feasibility—they also consider the social aspect.

Volunteered with Women in Economics

Kate’s interest in this imbalance led her to volunteer with The Women in Economics Initiative, a global movement to encourage equal opportunity and diversity in this discipline.

Spoke at BCORP Festival

She recently spoke at Scotland’s first BCORP Festival, where she talked about why it’s so important to create space for underrepresented voices in business.

Promoted telecoms to young people

Last year Nikki went to the Orkney Science Festival to do just that - inspire more young people to get into telecommunications and data science.

Discussed cloud sustainability

A recent article from FarrPoint’s Richard Parkinson and Alan Pritchard explores the real-world challenges of cloud hosting and why a one-size-fits-all approach rarely delivers long-term value. They discuss choosing between public, private, hybrid, or on-prem, managing cost creep and avoiding vendor lock-in, addressing security, sovereignty, and resilience, and the role of cloud in sustainability strategies.

Highlighted digital inclusion

Our Digital Inclusion Lead, Joseph Chambers, will be speaking at the CRRBC Eastern Canada 2026 conference this week as part of the panel discussion, 'The Ecosystem Architect'. Using his experience supporting municipalities and community organisations, Joseph will share perspectives on the role of digital inclusion in creating connected communities.

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About FarrPoint

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 25 - 100
  • Country
  • United Kingdom
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