We produce online events and aim to add value in terms of sustainability. Online events are resource-efficient, environmentally friendly, and therefore more sustainable. The technologies on which digital events are based promote social (greater inclusion), economic (less organizational effort), and ecological (lower CO2 emissions) sustainability.

With our digital product virtual event platform and our livestreaming , we aim to make participation in digital events even easier, safer, and more enjoyable for everyone.

According to the BMU's guidelines for the sustainable organization of events, travel is the main source of environmental impact at events. To reduce mobility, the first measure proposed is to hold digital events. If it is not possible to hold an event entirely digitally, livestreaming can reduce the amount of travel required by participants.

As a company, we avoid and reduce CO2 emissions by

• green electricity
• Working from home
• Traveling by train
• Digital team meetings
• Energy-efficient equipment

However, online events and our company also produce unavoidable emissions. That is why we have calculated and offset them. Specifically, in Germany—where they were generated.

Our sustainability performance in the areas of environment, labor practices, fair business practices, and sustainable procurement was assessed by EcoVadis and led to this award—the Silver Medal. It is a confirmation of our commitment to creating positive change and contributing to a more sustainable future.

This award is a milestone in our sustainability journey. We will continue to work on improving our practices, strengthening our partnerships, and making an even greater positive impact.

We support a regional climate protection project called positerra to offset our CO2 emissions. Humus premiums are used to promote regenerative agriculture. Humus formation not only binds CO2 in the soil, but also increases the fertility of our soils.

Our compensation partner, Louis Klein Winery, cultivates vineyards that are certified organic. This results in excellent organic wines, the quality of which our entire team has already had the opportunity to experience for themselves.

DEIN MÜNCHEN stands for fair starting conditions for young people. All children should grow up feeling that the world is their oyster and that they can achieve anything they set their minds to, regardless of their background. Personal origins should not automatically determine the course of one's life.

The aim is to integrate disadvantaged young people who grow up in a problematic financial and social environment into society and to involve them in a sustainable manner. It is about equal opportunities, participation, and integration, about imparting knowledge, skills, healthy self-esteem, and formative, positive experiences. A needs-based program provides holistic access to education, culture, and sports and provides support at key stages of life.

"Only children and young people who have the opportunity to make something of themselves will also make something of our society." Mara Bertling, founder of DEIN MÜNCHEN.

For a young and agile company like Techcast, this approach is in line with our own worldview. We support DEIN MÜNCHEN with donations.

For more than a century, RC "Die Schwalben" 1894 München e.V. has been pursuing its goal of promoting and advancing competitive cycling with dedication and passion. As Munich's oldest cycling club and one of the most prestigious in the Bavarian Cycling Association (BRV) and the German Cycling Federation (BDR), it holds an outstanding position.

The RC "Die Schwalben" cycling club also inspires young athletes to take up cycling. Through our financial support, we contribute to this youth development program. In addition, as part of our cooperation throughout the season, we provide a virtual insight into club life via podcasts and trailers in order to continue attracting young people to this sport in the future.

With Techcast Social Day, our team gets involved in projects run by non-profit organizations. The Gute-Tat foundation advises us on suitable opportunities for engagement. As part of the Munich Working Group of Volunteer Agencies, the Gute-Tat foundation actively supports development in the area of corporate volunteering and corporate social responsibility.

We recently organized a social team event at the urban farm in Zamdorf. The idea behind the farm is to develop sustainability concepts, initiate and support research and education projects, and produce regional food.

The Techcast team demonstrated their technical skills—the roof of the goat shed was repaired, a wildlife fence was erected, and a well house was built.

Such projects create genuine, lasting added value for social organizations, companies, and all participants. Working together to make a difference—that is the guiding principle behind our Social Day program.