Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement

Contentful takes seriously its responsibility to operate its business ethically and responsibly, which  includes honoring and respecting the rights of all individuals. In this regard, Contentful is committed  to the standards and requirements of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015, the German Supply Chain  Due Diligence Act (Lieferkettengesetz) and all other applicable laws. This statement provides an  overview of the steps that Contentful takes to prevent and combat any modern slavery or human  trafficking activities in relation to our business or supply chain. 

Company Overview 

Contentful Global, Inc. and its affiliates and subsidiaries conduct business operations internationally,  with offices and employees  principally located in Europe and the United States. The Contentful®  Composable Content Platform brings the building blocks of content together to create once and  reuse for any digital experience. With built-in orchestration, a robust app ecosystem, and app  framework to easily extend the platform, Contentful frees teams across the business to work  together to connect, create, and extend content more efficiently. Our customers vary in size, are  located around the world and span a diverse array of sectors. 

Our Policies 

As a global corporate citizen, Contentful recognizes its responsibility to give back to and generate a  lasting, positive impact on the communities in which we operate. This commitment to corporate  social responsibility (CSR) is reflected in our workforce and our business practices, such as  Contentful’s participation in  Pledge 1% . 

Our commitment to minimizing the risk of modern slavery and human trafficking while promoting  our broader CSR principles is memorialized in the  Contentful Code of Conduct and Ethics  (the  “Code of Conduct”) which states, “Contentful complies with all applicable laws and respects  internationally recognized human rights, and we expect the same of our business partners. All labor  must be voluntary. We don’t engage in child labor; forced, bonded, or indentured labor; involuntary  prison labor; slavery; trafficking of persons; or physical punishment.” 

Our Code of Conduct applies to all employees, interns, working students, Board members,  independent contractors/freelancers or other representatives of Contentful Global, Inc. and its  subsidiaries and affiliates, regardless of location. Everyone at Contentful annually reaffirms their  commitment to and compliance with our Code of Conduct, which includes mandatory training. 

Contentful has a number of additional policies in place which underscore the importance we place  on operating ethically and responsibly and ensuring a safe workplace. These policies include a: Policy Against Doing Business With Hate Organizations; Speak Up policy that encourages persons to raise  issues or concerns related to forced and involuntary labor and; employee handbooks and manuals  (by region) that prohibit harassment or violence in the workplace and outlines our emphasis on  providing equal employment opportunities for all applicants and employees.

Evaluation, Monitoring and Addressing Risks of Forced and Involuntary Labor 

We evaluate, monitor and address the risks of forced labor in our industry and supply chain in several  ways. We believe that forced and involuntary labor risks in our own workforce are minimal due to the  strength of our internal policies, the emphasis of our core values in the workplace, and the nature of  the industry in which Contentful operates. Likewise, because of the types of industries that the  majority of our supply chain, vendors, and other associated parties operate in, we believe these risks  are minimal outside our workforce. While we have not identified any high-risk suppliers, we recognize  that modern slavery and human trafficking is more likely to occur with suppliers for services that  involve manual labor such as event support and food services, which Contentful does engage on  occasion. 

We evaluate suppliers and business partners using a third party screening solution to identify  potential risks of forced or involuntary labor and utilize contractual obligations to solidify a  commitment to appropriate mitigation measures. Where appropriate, we include contractual  language that permits audit rights to ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations,  which encompass those addressing forced and involuntary labor. 

We maintain and promote a Contentful Cares “Speak Up” Compliance Hotline that promotes the  reporting by both Contentful employees and third parties of issues or concerns related to forced  and involuntary labor. All reports to the “Speak Up” Compliance Hotline are addressed promptly and  appropriate action is taken for any substantiated violations or policy deviations. We also allow  reports to be made anonymously to protect anyone fearful of possible retaliation. We have not  received any reports relating to forced or involuntary labor or human trafficking concerns.  The Code of Conduct, our Speak Up Policy and the governance, risk, and existing compliance  solutions are periodically reviewed to assess their effectiveness. While recognizing that the risks of  forced or involuntary labor may exist in some of our supply chains, based on these measures and the  nature of services provided by Contentful and the suppliers engaged to support the provision of  services and operations, the risk of forced or involuntary labor is considered low within Contentful. 

This Statement, covering the period from April 1, 2023 to March 31, 2024, has been duly approved  and adopted by the Board of Directors of Contentful (UK) Limited. 

 Margo Smith 

 Member of the Contentful (UK) Limited Board of Directors