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Wir geben unseren Gemeinden etwas zurück: Nielsen-Mitarbeiter leisteten am Nielsen Global Impact Day 10.000 Stunden Freiwilligenarbeit

5 minute read | December 2024

Bei unserem 12. jährlichen Nielsen Global Impact Day (NGID) am 10. Oktober 2024 leisteten mehr als 2.200 Nielsen-Mitarbeiter über 9.700 ehrenamtliche Arbeitsstunden und unterstützten mehr als 250 Organisationen auf der ganzen Welt bei über 300 Einzelveranstaltungen oder Aktivitäten. Freiwilliges Engagement ist wichtiger denn je, denn die globale Gemeinschaft arbeitet an der Lösung von Problemen wie Ernährungsunsicherheit, Klimawandel, verantwortungsvollem Umgang mit künstlicher Intelligenz und vielem mehr.

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 Our global day of service is led by Cares—one of our 14 Business Resource Groups— that’s committed to mobilizing employees through acts of service. “This is who we are at Nielsen,” said Sandra Sims-Williams, Chief Business Inclusion, Impact and Belonging Officer. “We see a need and step up to help others. I always feel reinvigorated after NGID. I’m proud to be part of a company and my colleagues who do good not just on NGID, but also all year-round.” Each year, Nielsen employees have 24 hours of volunteer time to use throughout the year.  When employees volunteer over 10 hours per quarter, they can direct a $200 Cause Card from the Nielsen Foundation to an eligible nonprofit or non-governmental organization of their choice.  

This year, Nielsen employees gave back to their communities through various activities like serving meals at a food pantry, helping out in classrooms for children with disabilities and coaching senior citizens in tech clinics. Through a collaboration with Common Impact, 11 employees volunteered virtually in teams to benefit two nonprofits—one based in the U.S. (Partners for Better Housing) and the other in India (Reap Benefit). The cross-functional, cross-geography volunteers worked for one week, using their skills to help the nonprofits with key projects ranging from website strategy/messaging to data analysis of program participant assessments. 


Nielsen’s commitment to giving back is measured as part of our ESG goals. We are striving to increase employee participation in community-oriented programs to 30% by the end of 2024. And throughout 2022 and 2023, we contributed US$43.1 million in value of Nielsen data, time and expertise through our Data for Good® pro bono projects.