52 Fiserv, a prominent global provider of payments and financial services technology, has released its 2023 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report, showcasing advancements in its CSR program and updates on progress against its four strategic pillars: Empower People, Advance Communities and Society, Champion Responsible Business Practices, and Invest in Sustainable Systems. The report sheds light on Fiserv’s dedication to sustainable business practices, community engagement, and philanthropy, all of which underpin the company’s ongoing success. Neil Wilcox, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at Fiserv, emphasized the company’s commitment to delivering sustainable programs that foster a welcoming environment for associates and drive positive impacts for clients, partners, and communities. Wilcox highlighted the forward momentum of Fiserv’s CSR initiatives, emphasizing the creation of value and impact through sustainable business practices. The company is committed to green building design principles, with offices in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, and Dublin, Ireland, achieving LEED Platinum certification.LEED certification is also being pursued for the new Fiserv global headquarters in Milwaukee.Fiserv received recognition from Institutional Investor for its corporate social responsibility efforts, being named a top Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performer in the Payments, Processing, and IT Services sector, marking a notable achievement for the company. The 2023 CSR Report underscores Fiserv’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, diversity, and responsible business practices as integral components of its corporate ethos and operational framework. You Might Be Interested In Frasers Group, owned by Mike Ashley, purchases premium fashion brands from JD Sports for $58 million Saudi Arabia’s PIF Asset Size Surges to $925.2 Billion DBS Singapore Vows Swift Action After Digital Disruptions, Unveils Resilience Plan Japan Offers Subsidies for Second Chip Fab by Taiwan’s TSMC India’s retail inflation eases sharply to 11-month low of 5.88% in November Samsung Electronics anticipates a 78% drop in third-quarter profit