As a small company, we are not subject to any obligations with regard to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).
However, we regard a sustainable orientation as part of our corporate responsibility.
Our measures are divided into the areas of employee development and climate positive commitment.
Labour protection and education are two core elements in our quality management to produce good employees and satisfied customers.
artlogic is VGB-tested and carries the Premium Staff Supplier Certificate of CrewCheck. The latter are also our partners for further training of our team, from first aid courses to further training as technical assistants.
artlogic has was the prize winners at the first presentation of the Meeting Experts Green Award 2013. We were awarded in the area of “Sustainable Human Resources Management” for our overall concept of safety instructions, further training opportunities, certification by the specially founded CrewCheck, as well as compensation of the resulting greenhouse gas emissions.
Our goal is to provide professional staff and smooth processes, while maintaining a positive resource balance at the end of the day. This is why we also take ecological responsibility and actively participate in climate protection.
We have been dealing with the accounting, reduction and compensation of greenhouse gas emissions since 2010. The afforested forest, whose trees artlogic has donated as compensation, now covers an area of 6.5 hectares. In addition, we are constantly working on the digitalization of processes in order to save further resources.
The digital checkout is the next step of the concept of the paperless office, which we at artlogic have been practising for years. It is the fastest, most economical, and the most ecological way to process our project documents. To make the transition to online booking even more attractive, we donate one tree per paperless booked crew.
artlogic is supported by the Panterito Foundation. It advises on the choice of reforestation projects and accompanies their implementation.
Panterito was originally set up by artlogic founder Simon Stürtz to implement the company’s CO2 compensation. Since then, the non-profit foundation has reforested 6.5 hectares of land in Panama and, in addition to its forest projects, also supports projects in the field of water to switch from bottled water to tap water consumption.
In 2013, the industry association of companies in the event industry initiated the establishment of the FAMAB Foundation. The central aim of the foundation is to take responsibility for the reduction of CO2 emissions caused by the activities in our industry – especially by forest planting. As a founding member, artlogic has supported this initiative since its beginnings.
