Providing world class patent and technology intelligence has allowed us to forge important relationships with our clients. As TechInsights continues to grow, so does the role we hold in our community. Our employees, customers and investors undoubtedly benefit from a bigger and better company, but we also want to ensure we can give back to the community in a meaningful way through our charitable and community-based initiatives.
The Royal Hospital’s Annual Inspiration Awards
TechInsights makes mental health a priority by actively facilitating a workplace of support. This year we had the pleasure of supporting The Royal Hospital by sponsoring their online auction for their annual marquee event ‘The Inspiration Awards’, which recognizes the diligent efforts and passion of people within the community working tirelessly to help eradicate the stigma surrounding mental illness.
Flattening the Curve
In Q1 2020 Social distancing and heightened sanitation protocols became commonplace as the world battled against the Covid-19 pandemic. As the need for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including hand sanitizer and disinfectant grew – especially for the brave front line health care workers in hospitals and medical centres – we leveraged our lab and unique set of skills to mass produce hand sanitizer to equip staff of the Ottawa Hospital and other medical institutes. Hand sanitizer was also made available to our employees, with a friendly request for a small donation to the United Way in exchange for it.
United Way and TechInsights
Our longstanding relationship with United Way includes supporting their many initiatives through our fundraising program efforts. We are excited to announce that we will be taking part in a new initiative commencing 2021 – TechInsights After School (STEM) Learning Club at the Britannia Community House – aimed at high school aged youth. This educational program will foster safe spaces designed for at risk/vulnerable youth, and help:
- Build positive relationships that foster bonding among peers and help increase pro-social behavior
- Develop improved emotional and academic skills which will contribute to an improved academic performance
- Promote STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education and encourage a career path within these fields
Paying it Forward
Our global employees support charities in their own community and corporately, we want to encourage and support this effort! TechInsights matches up to US $100 for each employee donation, every year. In addition, all employees have 1 paid day annually to be used in support of a charity of their choice. Some recent examples of how employees have spent their day include: helping the local food bank with family food hampers, aiding in sandbagging/sand bag removal in support of local communities that dealt with recent flooding, assisting with a ‘Canadian Wings of Rescue (Pilots and Paws) mission and taking part in ‘Pedaling for Parkinson’s Canada’ bike-a-thon.
Puppy Day
Once a year, a local breeder joins us onsite with puppies! Employees can play and connect with the dogs, which gives them necessary social exposure to larger crowds.
Chase The Ace
Employees are encouraged to purchase tickets for the weekly prize draws, with raised funds supporting the United Way.
Mile High United Way's Back to School Bash
Staff volunteer to prepare backpacks full of supplies for early childhood education, elementary, middle school and high school students, delivered to 400 students at a Back to School Bash, held in Denver and Longmont, Colorado.
Fundraising for ‘Hope’s Rising’
Ongoing efforts to support the Queensway-Carleton Hospital’s mental health initiative include company bbqs, craft sales, and other donation drives.
Community action day
We offer many initiatives aimed at helping to support the United Way throughout the year including providing support for their ‘Community Action Day’ initiatives. The most recent event was in support of Ottawa Community Housing’s effort to refresh the Ashgrove community.
Sports Sponsorship
Proud to support local hockey in the capital! 8 teams with the Nepean Minor Hockey Association will carry the TechInsights logo on their game day jerseys. 3 teams from Minor Atom, 3 teams from Major Atom and 2 Minor Peewee teams.
Not Myself Today
This is a mental health campaign administered through the Canadian Mental Health Association that we have joined. We provide employees with access to resources and tools to help start the conversation about developing good mental health practices and continue to work towards ending the stigma that surrounds it.
Other events/activities we are involved in include:
Family Fun Day
Golf Tournament
Sports and Athletics (soccer, volleyball, curling, yoga, fitness boot camp)
Lunch and Learns
Company family bike and walk events
We are proud of everything we have done so far and seek to continue giving back to the community while also providing great events/activities for TechInsights’ staff.
Latest Posts From Our Blogs
Hybrid Bonding Technology - 2023 and beyond
Recently, TechInsights hosted a webinar where several experts from our Logic, Image Sensor, Memory, and Engineering teams reviewed applications of hybrid bonding technology and discussed what’s to come in 2023 and beyond.
Join TechInsights’ Leading Market Analysts at the 2023 Mobile World Congress
Leading market and technology analysts from TechInsights will be attending the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain Feb. 27 – Mar. 2, 2023. During the event, our analysts will conduct business meetings, moderate conference sessions, attend briefings and provide media interviews.
Power of the Chip Series
This short-form video series will cover topical events and include insightful commentary from our TechInsight’s experts (and surprise guests) on how powerful this tiny object is.
Lithography: Now and Then
Advanced lithography techniques, which are required to print ultrafine features on to chips, are primary enablers of modern technology advancement. There are many different lithographic techniques, with EUV considered the modern-day frontrunner leading the way to the world’s most advanced chips.
Throwback to 2021 CIS Technology Trends
CMOS image sensors (CIS) have continued to evolve in response to performance requirements of current applications of Smartphone Imaging, Security Surveillance, Biometrics, Automotive and Depth Sensing and Ranging.