Human-I-T Recognized in 2025 EcoTech Report

Industry Resource Highlights Human-I-T for Advancing technology and Corporate Responsibility

NEW YORK, Feb. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Human-I-T, a leading social enterprise dedicated to closing the digital divide and keeping e-waste out of landfills, has been recognized in the prestigious 2025 EcoTech Report for its leadership in sustainability and digital inclusion. Widely regarded as a key industry resource, the EcoTech Report highlights groundbreaking initiatives that drive both environmental and social impact, showcasing organizations at the forefront of sustainable innovation.

The findings in the report titled, "Decisions that Define Executive Strategies and Innovations, Driving Corporate Sustainability," is built on exclusive interviews conducted between 2023-2024 with 100 B2B technology leaders—primarily from mid-market companies with revenues between $50 million and $2 billion. Their insights reveal the strategies that are redefining sustainability as a core driver of business growth.

"It's an honor to be featured in the EcoTech Report for the work we do every day to make technology a force for good," said Gabe Middleton, CEO and Co-Founder of Human-I-T. "Sustainability isn't just about keeping tech out of landfills—it's about unlocking opportunities for those who have been left on the wrong side of the digital divide. We urge businesses to rethink their impact by recognizing how simple it can be to create positive change for both their organizations and the planet. Human-I-T proves that by reusing technology, we can build a more sustainable world while empowering people and communities with the tools they need to thrive in today's digital age."

Human-I-T's impact is detailed in the following concentrated areas; From Corporate Asset to Community Resource and Closing the Loop: Technology's Circular Future which define how businesses can integrate circular economy principles by donating technology to support underserved communities while minimizing environmental waste.

The full report was authored by Bonnie Schneider, a leading sustainability analyst for Techstrong and a widely respected author of expert analysis and in-depth interviews with top thought leaders in sustainability and digital transformation. With a deep understanding of the intersection between technology and environmental responsibility, Schneider continues to shape industry conversations on the future of corporate sustainability.

SOURCE Human-I-T