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United Nations Global Compact

TRUSTEQ Joins the UNGC

A step that means more to us than membership: TRUSTEQ has joined the UN Global Compact (UNGC), the world's largest United Nations initiative for responsible corporate governance. Here's what it's about, what motivated us, and what it means in practice.

What Is the UNGC?

The UN Global Compact is a voluntary United Nations initiative with over 23,000 participating companies from more than 160 countries. Its goal is to align business conduct with universal principles on human rights, labour, the environment, and anti-corruption.

The UNGC's Focus Areas

Why Are We Joining?

Trust isn't just part of our name - it's our business model. Our clients entrust us with the most demanding questions in their IT and business strategy. That only works if integrity and responsibility shape our own actions. As a successful company, we are part of this society and take responsibility for the environment in which we live and work. The UN Global Compact provides the logical foundation for making these values measurable and consistently living them out - in our daily work, as an employer, and in how we deal with our partners.

"Environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and good corporate governance are firmly anchored in our company's DNA. Through concrete measures, we already demonstrate today that we take responsibility seriously - for our employees, our clients, and society as a whole."

Laurent Hernández

Partner | Head of Data & Technology Transformation

What Does This Mean for TRUSTEQ?

Joining the UN Global Compact is not a conclusion but a beginning. It gives us a binding framework within which to further develop and make transparent our internal sustainability strategy. We look forward to being part of an international network of responsibly operating companies, and to the exchange this step brings with it.

Curious to Learn More?

All information on the initiative and the 10 principles:

to the ungc website