Committed to building a better world
At ArisGlobal, empowering discovery and innovation is more than a business — it’s our pathway to impact millions of human lives. As we work with life science leaders to advance global health, ArisGlobal also invests directly in our local communities around the world through robust philanthropy and sustainability initiatives. Our corporate citizenship program focuses on three areas of commitment:
Our corporate citizenship program focuses on three areas of commitment:
Expanding Global Opportunity
In collaboration with local organizations, we operate and support several programs that give hundreds a leg up on their future success in the global economy. These programs focus on language and leadership education, building local schools and libraries, and skill development around self-esteem, health, and hygiene.
Enriching the Environment
The health of our planet directly impacts the health of humankind. ArisGlobal leads several active initiatives to significantly reduce the company’s carbon emissions and energy consumption (including solar panels powering our data centers), and continue to offset them via the Cultivating The Forest program. We are a company that thinks long-term about innovation in terms of decades and centuries, not months, and our environmental focus reflects that heritage.
Encouraging Work Wellness
Our team of 1,500+ global professionals is unparalleled. Investing in their health means we’re able to do even more to support health innovation with customers.
Employees are supported to participate in programs that improve their physical and mental wellness. From 5K runs to interdepartmental games, we strive to promote a healthy lifestyle at work and in life.
Case Study: Building Healthy Communities in India
For over five years, ArisGlobal has partnered closely with Grassroots Research and Advocacy Movement (GRAAM) to improve infrastructure, education, and public health in India. Together, through partnering with non-profit organizations, including the Rainforest Trust and Ramakrishna Ashram, and developing the Cultivating The Forest initiative, we’ve positively impacted many communities.
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Infrastructure
With GRAAM’s grassroots efforts, we improved infrastructure and launched programs impacting hundreds of students in Mysore, India.
Built two new libraries
40+ new personal computers installed
50 new desks delivered
Newly painted classrooms and hallways
Education
Our programs in partnership with GRAAM also teach children the critical skills they need to succeed in society, focusing on key development areas including:
Skill Lab – English
Empowers future generations to join the global economy with English as a second languageBuilds self-respect, self-esteem, and emotional management
Skill Lab – Life Skills
Builds self-respect, self-esteem, and emotional management
School Cabinet
Shapes students into young leaders to drive change in their schools and communities
School Development Project
Brings communities together to develop and improve local schools
Wash-E
Strengthens practices of health, hygiene, and sanitation among children in developing regions
Public Health
During the COVID-19 pandemic, we supported a key GRAAM initiative to establish a village-level task force to provide information and supplies to prevent and manage the impact on the community.
60,000 people reached with COVID information
masks distributed
COVID-affected families received meals and groceries
pulse oximeters and digital thermometers distributed
medicines distributed
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Claudia Lehmann – Head of Pharmacovigilance Operations
We have seen how the LifeSphere platform’s advanced robotic automation and cognitive features allows us to automate many of our key PV steps in the area of case processing, which are currently resource intensive
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