ISO Compliance and accountability
A Strategic Future
Evaluating ESG factors that are material to a given industry and company can help assess an investment’s sustainability.

ISO Quality Certifications
ISO management system standards (MSS) help organizations improve their performance by specifying repeatable steps that organizations consciously implement to achieve their goals and objectives. ITBROOKLYN has achieved numerous ISO certifications in multiple countries.

FCPA Compliance
Setting aside the fact that combating corruption on the global stage is the right thing to do from an ethical perspective, perhaps the number one reason why FCPA compliance is essential comes down to the competitive advantage businesses try to establish.

Accountability Standards
Constructive engagement between stakeholders, marked by a spirit of collaboration and not opposition. In social accountability, there is equal emphasis on recognizing and sustaining good practices, and on identifying problem areas for further improvement. Read more at our CSR 2020 Publication
Our focus lies in:
Regulation Compliance
A company with strong compliance makes fewer mistakes and therefore is distracted less often with fixing those mistakes. A strong compliance program can also help a company identify emerging risks earlier, which gives it more time to respond.
ISO Standards
Our ISO objectives can relate to a number of different topics, including product or service quality, operational efficiency, environmental performance, health and safety in the workplace and many more.
ESG Accountability
We are building a world rooted in justice where corporations answer to people, not the other way around-a world where every person has access to clean water, healthy food, a safe place to live, and the opportunity to reach their full human potential.
Social Issues
The data suggests that sustainable investments can also be financially rewarding for investors – contrary to the common perception that investors in sustainable companies will pay a price for more “moral” investments.
"BUY AMERICAN"
Buying products made in America helps support the national economy, including generating tax revenue and creating more jobs, often in higher-paying positions.
Equal Opportunity
ITBROOKLYN is committed to ensuring equal employment opportunities for all job applicants and employees. Employment decisions are based upon job-related reasons.
BUY AMERICAN
We as Americans have pride in our nation and in our independence. Relying on another country’s exports is counterintuitive to our sense of being and to our national pride. Our country, which was once a powerhouse on the global market, is now placing vital importance on our trade agreements with other nations, hoping to receive their goods at a low rate. We need to end our reliance on the exports of other countries and take back our independence by buying products made at home – by buying American-made products.
Pathway to a sustaniable future

Eco-Friendly Investments
Fidelity defines sustainable investing as an investing approach that integrates ESG factors into research and decision-making. Evaluating ESG factors that are material to a given industry and company can help assess an investment’s sustainability.

Research and Development
Leveraging electronic networks for social and economic development as well as the use of Information Technology for resource mobilization in developing countries and transition economies. The management of intellectual capital and its mobilization from multiple geographically dispersed locations for key projects is a key consideration addressed by ITBROOKLYN.

Intellectual Property
Our team is highly experienced in advising on IP and IT law and the implications of technology on operations, strategy and future goals. We advise businesses from start-ups and mature stage innovators to established corporate entities on how to maximise the commercial potential of their IP and IT assets.

Conservative oriented growth
Strong corporate governance systems entail having policies and principles that address potential conflicts of interest among stakeholders (e.g., managers implementing policies that benefit themselves, rather than shareholders), and including an independent board and audit committee that seek to protect shareholders over management. Attention to governance can uncover which companies are committed to diverse board composition and shareholder-friendly policies.