Impact Report: Scrutinising our steps to drive positive change
Our third annual Impact Report details our efforts over the last 12 months to continue influencing positive change. We invite you to delve in, explore and engage, as we set our sights on achieving more together.
13 May, 2025
Our latest Impact Report is an honest reflection of how we have fared over the last year.
The report explores all parts of our business, with a focus on areas we consider are key responsibilities for NOSY - People, Planet and Prosperity.
We celebrate the good stuff, from our approach to promoting sustainability to the new initiatives we have implemented to benefit our clients, staff and local communities.
There’s equal emphasis on the areas we need to keep improving in, and we’ve been very transparent to highlight these in the report.
NOSY founder Matt Greg said:
"We are pleased to share our third annual Impact Report, looking back at our business activity in 2024.
"Being open and honest about what we do is important to us and those we work with, as it builds trust and authenticity.
"Everything is covered - from all the things we’re proud of to the areas we need to do more, and what we hope to achieve next.
"We invite you to explore this report, tell us what you think, and help us continue to influence positive change together."
Read our 2024 Impact Report here.
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