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Meet the female founders using diversity to power business growth
Amazon Web Services’ ‘We Power Tech’ programme is designed to foster a diverse and inclusive culture in the technology industry around the world. Beginning in the United States, it is now rolling out across Europe, Middle East and Africa. In the United Kingdom, the company has launched a new initiative called Get IT, under the We Power Tech umbrella, designed to encourage a wider range of voices in the industry. -
Better packaging, happy pets, and a win for the environment
How Amazon and Hill's Pet Nutrition created better packaging for pet parents and the environment. -
Teresa in Chiuduno, the neighbourhood shop looks to the future
At the intersection between tradition and innovation: this is how Andrea and Chiara have renewed their stationery and haberdashery shop, located at the heart of the local community in their village. With Counter, the new Amazon Hub service, their shop has become a convenient pick up point for Amazon customers. -
We Power Tech: A day for cloud learning for women in Turkey
One of the key things about cloud technology is that it is reducing barriers to entry and democratizing access to opportunity for people of all backgrounds. -
Helping humanitarian organisations, one map at a time
Most people attending a tech conference wouldn’t expect to end up volunteering for a humanitarian organization while they were there, but that’s what visitors to the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Public Sector Summit in Brussels were able to do recently. -
Herbal superpower for more than 130 years
For over 1000 years people have been using herbs whenever they would like to pamper themselves. Kräutermax is a company from Ried in Upper Austria, looking back on almost 130 years of experience with the power of herbs - an approach that is still very much on trend. -
A journey that won’t end: The HappyPo success story
The French writer Émile Zola shaped the wonderful sentence: “Nothing develops intelligence like travelling.” By looking at the start-up HappyPo, one would only have to correct it in one little detail: The spirit of invention is also fueled by travel. Oliver Elsoud and Frank Schmischke, the founders of HappyPo, are the best examples for this. -
2018 Letter to Shareholders
To our shareowners: Something strange and remarkable has happened over the last 20 years. -
Investing in the future of British talent
We’re announcing a new fully-funded apprenticeship programme, giving 1,000 new recruits and existing employees an exciting path to becoming Amazon’s future leaders, engineers and innovators. -
Unlocking sustainability insights around the world
The Amazon Sustainability Data Initiative is leveling the playing field to allow researchers to access and analyze massive datasets at a scale like never before. -
Discover how we celebrated International Women’s Day across Europe
We’re committed to equal rights and a diverse work environment. Led by the Women@Amazon Affinity Groups all around the world, this year, we participated in the celebrations under the motto #BalanceforBetter. -
A second chance at life
From receiving a double lung transplant to running the London Marathon, climbing Ben Nevis and finding a dream job at Amazon Web Services (AWS): when Mike Mackay got a new chance at life, he chose to make the most of it.
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