Our people
From expert model builders to dedicated change-makers, meet the people who make 4most so unique.
An international, integrated team
At 4most, our team brings together some of the best and brightest analytical minds, cherry-picked from across the globe.
Our people are our biggest asset. That’s why we work hard to maintain a supportive working-culture, and it’s why we’re proud to employ so many influential female leaders in a predominantly male industry.
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Making a real difference
At 4most, our ultimate goal is to make life better for our colleagues, stakeholders, clients and communities. We believe in doing the right thing, always, and this starts by excelling in all aspects of ESG.
This belief is just one of the reasons why we’ve implemented numerous active workstreams in our business, covering mental health and wellbeing, diversity and inclusion, community engagement and more. It’s also why we have committed to being Net Zero by our FY 2025, reducing emissions both internally and for our clients.
Recently, we’ve expanded this focus to support a variety of incredible non-profit organisations with their analytical needs. By helping these organisations adopt a data-driven approach, we’re providing valuable insights and helping them achieve their goals of building a better world.
The people behind our award-winning culture
The true excellence of our people was recognised when The Sunday Times named 4most as one of their ‘Best Places to Work’ 2024. Find out everything The Sunday Times had to say about our exceptional team in the article below.
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