Why Are We Doing This?

As well as helping fight one of the greatest threats not only to bees but to the entire planet there are numerous benefits to coming together as an industry for this initiative:

Snowball effect:
Act as an exemplar for other industries to follow suit and make a real difference

Community with a common purpose:

Bring an industry together in a way that has never been done before

Awareness:

Reach a far wider audience than the Native Woodland Trust or the National Biodiversity Data Centre could do alone??Meaningful Action:
Help businesses to create and supplement a meaningful CSR programme

Go global

This programme can act as a blueprint for our members’ businesses to make an even bigger impact within their global offices

Do the right thing right:

People in the industry want to make a difference but it’s not always clear how to go about it in a way that doesn’t create unintended consequences. By working with the Native Woodland Trust and the National Biodiversity Data Centre we can do our very best to ensure the actions we take are the right ones and as impactful as possible.

Delighted to be named as one of this years #Tech4Good Finalists! ?? ? https://t.co/rsyiQMrAdK

— Host In Ireland (@hostinireland) October 29, 2020

www.hostinireland.com/dc-s-for-bees

Garry is the President and Founder of Host in Ireland, a strategic global initiative created to increase awareness of the benefits of hosting digital assets in Ireland and Irish companies delivering international data centre projects. A self-proclaimed “stubborn digital optimist,” Garry is a much sought-after keynote speaker, panellist and moderator at global industry events.

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