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Fantastic news! Auckland's Deputy Mayor invites an established Chinese business in New Zealand to join her for an interview with a leading magazine!

A successful business needs active community involvement and a sense of social responsibility. Corporate social responsibility is more than a simple business strategy

A successful business needs active community involvement and a sense of social responsibility. Corporate social responsibility is more than a simple business strategy: it is a mutually beneficial approach that protects a company's long-term interests while meeting society's evolving needs. Above all, it is a commitment to a better future.

 

On 4 August, Unicom, an established Chinese business with a 12-year history, joined Auckland Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson to discuss the importance of corporate social responsibility and its far-reaching impact on communities.

 

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Corporate community involvement

 

When we talk about corporate community involvement, we should also consider the reasons behind it. Every individual is an important part of society, and businesses are part of society too. This means businesses have a responsibility to account for the consequences of their actions and ensure they have a positive impact on society and the environment.

 

During the meeting, Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson also emphasised the importance of corporate community involvement, highlighting the crucial role businesses play in improving social wellbeing. She believes businesses are closely connected to the communities in which they operate and should bring about positive change. This is both a way of giving back and a responsibility.



As an experienced telecommunications company, Unicom has flourished in recent years, expanding into areas including security and smart buildings and bringing positive change to more communities. At the meeting, Unicom CEO Lynd Jiang outlined the distinctive advantages of its smart solar street lights and CCTV products. These advanced technologies provide safe, reliable lighting for disadvantaged communities, improving overall safety. Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson said she was also very keen to contribute to public safety in Auckland and thanked Unicom for its work.

 

For businesses, working with charities and community projects can improve their public image, strengthen employees' sense of belonging and purpose, introduce new ideas and perspectives, create opportunities for innovation and learning, and help build healthier, more harmonious communities. All of these support a company's long-term success and stability.

 

Everything Unicom does is aimed at fulfilling its firm commitment to social responsibility, using the power of technology to improve urban residents' quality of life. Unicom also understands the power of collaboration and partnerships, placing particular importance on working with charities and community projects.

 

 

 

Unicom CEO Invited to join the Deputy Mayor

for a Metro interview

 

Most excitingly, Unicom CEO Lynd has also been invited to join the Deputy Mayor for a Metro interview. Metro is a well-known New Zealand lifestyle magazine focused on Auckland, covering social issues, lifestyle, business news and other topics of interest to local residents.

 

After hearing about Unicom's enthusiasm for charities and community projects, Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson was deeply moved and took the initiative to invite Unicom CEO Lynd to be interviewed alongside her. The interview will be an important platform for showcasing Unicom's shared vision with local government and communicating the company's determination to actively fulfil its social responsibilities to a wider audience.

 

Lynd firmly believes this collaboration goes far beyond business promotion: it expresses sincere care and dedication. Unicom pledges to look beyond commercial interests and make a tangible, positive impact on communities. Through its actions, it will demonstrate that businesses can look beyond the pursuit of profit and become a force for social progress.

 

Valuing community involvement and looking towards a better future

 

We look forward to Unicom continuing to bring light to every street in Auckland and hope to every resident. In this busy age, every effort Unicom makes offers a positive vision of urban life, creating a warmer, safer living environment for Aucklanders.

 

We thank the Deputy Mayor for her generous consideration and valuable time. Her forward thinking and deep involvement have made all this possible, and her support and encouragement will benefit a wider community in the future.

 

Unicom is more than a business: it is a team deeply rooted in the community that cares about residents' wellbeing. Its work serves commercial interests, but even more importantly, it seeks to create better shared spaces and a better life for every resident. We believe that, through the combined efforts of Auckland Council and Unicom, Auckland will become a more liveable, brighter city filled with hope.