We work closely with each portfolio organization to leverage Autodesk technology, Autodesk talent, and catalytic funding to accelerate impact.
TALENT
Vartega, a Colorado-based carbon fiber recycling startup, worked with Autodesk pro bono consultants to develop an employer brand strategy to attract the right talent to advance its mission and impact.
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Talent
BamCore is leaning into comprehensive support from the Autodesk Foundation, accessing design and engineering expertise to achieve their climate-positive vision.
Talent
A pro bono team of Autodesk employees helped Bridges to Prosperity bring its site visit program online during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Talent
A team of Autodesk pro bono consultants worked with Indian startup Kheyti to lower costs and installation times for its signature “Greenhouse-in-a-Box” solution.
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Talent
To help support life-saving vaccine distribution in low-to-middle-income countries, a pro bono team of Autodesk employees worked with Nexleaf Analytics to develop a data visualization dashboard.
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TECHNOLOGY
Two Autodesk Foundation Work & Prosperity portfolio organizations are training their instructors on Autodesk solutions, enabling them to prepare more people for the future of work.
TECHNOLOGY
Nth Cycle developed simulations using Autodesk CFD to minimize the cost, time, and materials needed for design iterations of cell membranes for its OYSTER electro-extraction critical metals processor.
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Technology
Build Health International harnessed the power of Autodesk software to reduce costs, streamline coordination, and incorporate sustainable design for two major projects in Sierra Leone and Nigeria.
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Technology
Autodesk software solutions are equipping Build Change to retrofit 650,000+ homes in Bogotá, Colombia to be earthquake-resistant.
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Technology
Technology training services helped Build Health International design and build an energy-efficient 13,600-square-foot hospital in rural Haiti.
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Funding
Catalytic funding from the Autodesk Foundation helped Splash build a proof of concept for handwashing and drinking stations produced at scale.
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