Kimon Services is delighted to share that it has been named a finalist in the prestigious Outsourcing Impact Review (OIR) 2025 Awards, organised by Outsource Accelerator (OA).
The company’s flagship initiative, Providing Opportunities for Women in India, was selected for its exceptional contribution to the outsourcing industry and its broader positive influence on communities.
Now in its third year, the OIR Awards spotlight organisations that lead the way in innovation, sustainability, and social responsibility. Kimon’s selection reflects the strength of its Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) programme, standing out among many strong contenders.
Through its work, Kimon is changing lives by offering highly skilled women in India secure, home-based roles. In a country where cultural traditions and safety issues can limit women’s ability to work outside the home, this initiative provides a vital pathway to independence and financial stability without compromising personal or family values.
Kimon’s efforts are about more than administrative outsourcing—they represent a movement supporting women’s empowerment, safety, and economic participation.
As a finalist in the DEI category, Kimon will feature in the forthcoming OIR 2025 Report, due for release on 15 October 2025. The report will profile all 31 finalists and showcase pioneering practices in socially responsible outsourcing.
Michael Kitt, CEO of Kimon Services said: “Being named an OIR finalist is a powerful endorsement of our commitment to provide opportunities for women in India. This motivates us to set even higher standards for positive impact in the outsourcing industry.”
Established by Outsource Accelerator, the Outsourcing Impact Review highlights outstanding achievements in social responsibility, education, diversity, well-being, and community engagement across the world. It serves as a reliable global reference for the benefits of sustainable outsourcing.
Learn more about Kimon’s initiative and recognition at kimonservices.com/providing-opportunities-for-women-in-india.
