ESG News For Jerusalem

Company’s giving fosters talent in STEM careers while advancing life-changing opportunities for students in underserved communities

Company mobilizes to support the immediate development of modernized emergency sites to enhance ambulance crews' direct access and expedite trauma patient admissionFriends and partners join Cross River in critical life-saving effort

Powered by the Pyramid Decision Intelligence Platform, the Global Commodities Information and Data Business Provides a Carbon Emissions Benchmarking Solution to Mining and Metals Industries

Samantha Attwood and Art Levitt have officially joined the Aquarium of the Pacific’s Board of Directors.

Report conforms to Global Reporting Initiative Standards and provides benchmarks for future ESG targets

Cross River Bank (“Cross River”), a technology infrastructure provider that offers embedded financial solutions, today announced its support of Heroes to Heroes, a foundation that offers spiritual healing and peer support for combat veterans of all faiths and backgrounds who are suffering from the post traumatic effects of their service time. Cross River team members in both New Jersey and Jerusalem greeted and thanked American heroes as they kicked-off and landed on their trip to Israel as part

Concert to be Part of the Symphony’s Weeklong Remembrance That Will Also Feature Holocaust Survivor Celina Biniaz and Special ‘Violins of Hope’ Documentary

Employees to Raise Money for Youth- and Family-Focused Nonprofit Organizations in Each of ZoomInfo’s Local Communities

Anu and Naveen Jain announced Leaf Wearables as the grand prize winner of the $1M Anu & Naveen Jain Women’s Safety XPRIZE at the United Nations in New York City. Entrepreneurs and philanthropists, Anu and Naveen Jain launched a million-dollar prize using the XPRIZE platform, the global leader in designing incentive competitions solving humanity’s grand challenges, to address the safety of women and girls by leveraging technology. The prize,

Grants support students, teachers, first responders and community members in more than 30 countries