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Grow Remote case study: Remote work, a force for sustainability

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We are proud to share that Otonomee has been featured in a new case study by our partner Grow Remote, highlighting our sustainability journey and how remote work continues to drive positive impact for people, planet, and purpose.

We’re intentional about building a culture that drives sustainability and we believe a remote-first approach is essential to creating lasting impact.

From day one, we set out to build a different kind of business, one that puts company culture at the core of growth. This spotlight captures just how far we’ve come:

  • 250+ tonnes of CO₂ emissions saved annually (just by skipping the commute!)
  • 27,888 global giving impacts, from clean water to education access
  • And 93% of our team says our sustainability focus makes Otonomee a more attractive place to work

In the words of our Co-Founder & CCO, Hilary O’Shea:

"Our journey has proven that remote work isn’t just a trend — it’s a powerful, sustainable model for building inclusive, high-impact businesses."

We're excited to be part of the Grow Remote Employer Partnerships Programme, showing what’s possible when remote work and sustainability go hand in hand.

👉 Read the full case study here: Grow Remote – Otonomee Sustainability Case Study

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