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Corporate Social Responsibility

2021 Environmental, Social, and Governance Report

The Nutanix environmental, social, and governance report highlights our approach to important issues that matter most to our business and our stakeholders. This report is intended to provide a high-level overview on our views, approach to, and performance around environmental, social, and governance matters.

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.heart Vision statement

Our vision is to make a positive impact on the world by lending our voice, time, product, and funds to help solve complex social problems

The Nutanix Advancing Women in Technology Scholarship Program

Started in 2018, Nutanix annually provides $50K in scholarship funds to undergraduate and graduate students majoring in computer science, engineering or similar disciplines. To date, Nutanix has awarded over $250K in scholarship funds and over 50 scholarships globally. Read more on one of our winners here.

Nutanix's .heart program supports mission driven causes making a bigger impact on communities globally

Our .heart program has three strategic pillars: Education, Climate Change, and Diversity and Inclusion. And we're partnering to make the world a better, more sustainable, more inclusive place.

Nutanix empowers employees to give and volunteer to causes they hold close. From our donation matching program to a robust 32 hour volunteer time off (VTO) programs, we encourage employees and teams to give back in ways that are meaningful to causes around the globe.

Nutanix works with Girls in Tech to support their events, hackathons, global online classroom and align our employees with their mentoring program.

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Earthwatch connects people with scientists worldwide to conduct environmental research and empowers them with the knowledge they need to conserve the planet.

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Codepath brings together employers, students, and colleges to eliminate inequities in tech education, diversify the field, and provide underrepresented students with a path toward economic mobility and generational wealth.

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