Corporate Partnerships

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Connecting to Community

We believe that when tech companies implement a more strategic approach to civic participation and community engagement we’ll build a more inclusive economy where everyone can thrive.
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Partnership with TechEquity

Our corporate partnership program is a resource for tech companies seeking guidance and education on how to advance social and economic equity in the Bay Area. TechEquity believes that by helping companies develop a more strategic approach to civic participation and community engagement we’ll build a more inclusive economy.

TechEquity partners with companies to deepen employee civic engagement, develop policy positions on local and state issues, and provide strategic support on community engagement. Our partnerships educate and activate your employees around causes they believe in, harness the power of companies to build more equity in our communities, and position tech companies to drive inclusive economic impact. Join us in our pursuit to build a more equitable California!

Given the impact we tech companies have on the communities around us, it’s on us to build productive relationships with our local leaders, nonprofits, and businesses.

– Zack Rosen, Founder & CEO, Pantheon

Our Partners

 

Square

We connect Square with local businesses, community organizations, and residents to to create a responsive community engagement plan for Square's new Oakland office

Postmates

We advise Postmates’ policy team on local and state policy issues, to broaden their perspective on critical decision points

Twilio

We develop new employee engagement opportunies for Twilio, including a walking tour of the Tenderloin with Code Tenderloin

GitHub

We boost Github’s civic engagement among employees and bring voter education to the workplace.

WHAT WE’VE DONE

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Corporate Partnership: A Year In Review

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The Business Case for an Equity Strategy Part 2: Leverage Your Product for Good

The Business Case for an Equity Strategy Part 3: Hire Locally

The Business Case for an Equity Strategy Part 4: Responsible Contracting

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Ellie Casson
 – Head of Local Policy, Waymo

“So many of the people I’ve met at TechEquity events have told me that they’ve wanted to get more civically engaged but haven’t known how or have been intimidated. I think TechEquity has provided a roadmap for tech workers and a resource for companies that want non-judgmental guidance on how to be a responsible corporate citizen.”

Ahmed Ali Bob – 
Community Affairs Lead, Square

"TechEquity has been an extremely helpful partner to us, both internally and externally, providing critical training for our employees and guidance on community affairs."