Tech Excellence Awards 2023 winner recap: diversity, sustainability and creating a great place to work

Awards acknowledge environmental. quality of life and equity efforts

The ‘project awards’ remain the most popular categories at the annual Tech Excellence Awards, this year being held at the Royal Marine Hotel in Dun Laoghaire on 23 May. This year sees the return of awards designed to reward corporate culture, from diversity to sustainability to creating just an overall great place to work.

Best place to work

Winner: Viatel

There’s more to a company than targets and deliverables. The best places to work put a premium on assembling great teams and keeping them.

CEO Paul Rellis said the company’s continued commitment is to be “a beacon of inclusivity in the tech sector”.

 

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Eimear Nealon, Enterprise Team Lead, Viatel receives the Best place to Work Award

Diversity award

Winner: Expleo

Over the last four years, Expleo had worked tirelessly to live their diversity, equality and inclusion mission. The company worked to harness the creativity and passion of their people to curate and promote a culture where everyone is respected and celebrated for the things that make them unique – where people with different backgrounds and experiences can thrive in their personal and professional lives.

Bernie Moore, Strategy Management Consultant, Expleo, receives the Diversity Award

Sustainability award

Winner: Fujitsu

Fujitsu uses science-backed methodologies towards reducing carbon emissions to zero. Its initiatives at the Dublin office alone set the benchmark for us all in the collaborative fostering of a green future.

Francis O’Haire, Data Solutions, and Carmel Sawyers, Fujitsu

For more on how to enter the Tech Excellence Awards click here.

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