At Carrenza we believe that we are a part of the communities that we support and that we exist in. As a result we believe we should give back to those communities and make sure we do only things which don't conflict with our corporate principles.
We have clearly defined environmental, social and employment policies which govern the way in which we operate and the impact we have on the world around us.
The 2008 London Design Festival is launching this morning at a press conference at London's South Bank Centre. This is the sixth Festival, and again it is planned to be bigger and better then ever. In 2007 nearly 400000 people attended over 220 events across London, with the Festival Hub at the Festival Hall one of the highlights. Once again the Festival is basing itself on the South Bank with highlights including the Carrenza sponsored Y Design awards and the inaugural D3 - The Digital Design Day.
A full program of events will be available on the LDF website which again this year is being hosted by Carrenza.
After several months of work and panning we have today migrated the hugely popular stable of Comic relief Websites onto Carrenza UCS. These include rednoseday.com, comicrelief.com and makepovertyhistory.org.
We are delighted to be working with Comic Relief, a charity whose aims we wholeheartedly support and we look forward to years of working together.
