Our vision of CSR

At Hardis Group, we support our customers through their business and IT transformation journey, guided by our values of commitment, trust, performance, innovation, and ambition.

As a software vendor, IT consulting and solutions provider, cloud specialist and more, we have a duty to deploy digital technology in a responsible, ethical, and inclusive manner.

With an expansive footprint spanning every part of France and far beyond, we employ men and women from diverse backgrounds and cultures. As such, our role is to apply responsible, participatory management practices to help our people grow.

As a corporate citizen, we also want to play our part in opening up access to careers in tech to all. 

And because digital technology is now central to our daily lives—at home and at work—we are working to reduce its impact on the environment.

CSR commitments backed by the Executive Committee and employees

Our vision of what it means to be a responsible corporate citizen revolves around three main areas of focus—all of which we address both internally and with our stakeholders (shareholders, customers, partners, schools, local communities, and more): 

• Fostering diversity
• Reducing our environmental impact
• Investing in education and training

Employee initiatives

Many of our CSR initiatives are led by our employees and reflect our corporate culture. This culture is deeply embedded in our DNA and recognized by our customers and partners, as well by our employees and job applicants—all of whom share our human values of commitment, performance, innovation, and ambition (learn more about our values).

Partnerships with elite athletes and sporting events: 

• Emma Lunatti, French rower and participant in the 2024 Olympic Games
• Florian Jouanny, French para-triathlete and para-road cyclist, and double gold medalist at the 2024 Paralympic Games
• Anaïs Vincent, French para-cyclist, participant in the 2024 Olympic Games, and two-time French champion (2023 and 2024)
• 2022 French Para Adapted Rugby Championship
• Julien Grandjean, for his June 2022 record of 304.19 km covered in 24 hours in the “Joëlette” (an all-terrain wheelchair for people with reduced mobility)

Community initiatives such as Clean Walks, in which our employees collect litter around our premises, helping to raise awareness and build team unity.

Partnerships with charities and nonprofits such as Handi’Chiens, an organization that trains assistance dogs and provides them free of charge to people with disabilities.