Good question and 3 simple answers;
First, and foremost, we are a technology company. Sometimes people confuse us with just being experts in bullying, abuse, harassment and discrimination. Although this is true, our focus is the DELIVERY of that content. E-learning was unproven and seen as a risk back in 2004 when we started down this path. So, we had to operate just like any other IT corporation, there were no hand-outs.
Second, our philosophy is that, to succeed as a service/delivery provider our number one priority is our customer. Sometimes, not-for-profit organizations have to satisfy their funders to sustain their income and can lose sight of their end-users. It’s tough to keep “the doors open” either way but we’d rather have our customers make that decision!
Third, as a corporation, we have the freedom to align our practices with our core values, benefiting our employees, the environment, and our community. We’re committed to this approach, which includes donating +5% of our annual revenues to Canadian non-profits. This dedication helps distinguish us from other companies and keeps us motivated to make a positive impact