GreenCyber / Ethical sourcing
A share of every engagement leaves the business on purpose.
Not a badge, and not yet a marketing claim. A commitment being built so that it can be reported rather than asserted.
The commitment
A defined share of the income of every GreenCyber engagement is directed, at the client's election, to either an environmental commitment or a cancer research commitment. The client chooses which, and it is reported through the business rather than mentioned once and forgotten.
What is deliberately not on this page yet
The schemes are not named here, and neither is the percentage. That is a decision rather than an oversight.
The moment a scheme is named and a figure is published, the commitment becomes something a client can hold GreenCyber to, with reporting and compliance attached. That is exactly what it should become. It is also the reason it cannot be announced casually, half built, in the same week somebody thought of it.
A promise on a website costs nothing. A promise that arrives in your engagement report, with a number beside it, is a different kind of promise.
How it will work when it is finished
- The election is the client's, made at engagement rather than assumed.
- The share is defined in the engagement letter, not left to goodwill.
- It is reported to the client with the work, so it can be checked.
- Both schemes are named publicly here, so nobody has to ask what happened to it.
Why it sits under ethics rather than marketing
GreenCyber already refuses vendor margin and resale income, which is the harder version of the same idea. This is the smaller, easier one: some of what the business earns goes somewhere that is not the business, and the client decides where.
If that ends up being worth something to your procurement team or your own reporting, good. It is not why it exists.
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