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Friend of Education nominee

October 22, 2026 by
Friend of Education nominee
Anne Krupp

GreenDice and the company's CEO Argo Alaniit were nominated by the National Education Awards Committee in the Friend of Education category. 

At the Teacher of the Year gala held on October 10, the best in category 12 were announced.  This time, the laureate of the Friend of Education award was the Good Deed Education Fund.  

GreenDice is very proud and grateful for the nomination! Being a new player in the education field, this is a great recognition. 

The competition highlighted:

"Argo Alaniit and GreenDice have become prominent supporters of education, whose activities have shown that a company can create better opportunities for young people regardless of their place of residence or family's economic situation. In cooperation with the educational institutions of Tõrva municipality, they have created a strong and sustainable cooperation network that connects schools, businesses, and the community. The contribution of nearly 200 companies to the technology circle and collaboration with various partners has helped bring opportunities to learners that are often lacking in smaller municipalities. Their activities clearly demonstrate that by taking joint responsibility and working together, it is possible to provide good modern education."

GreenDice has helped make learning practical and meaningful. Through the digital ambassadors system, young people gain responsibility and the opportunity to contribute to their school's digital development, supporting teachers and fellow students. Collaboration with companies, IT sector programs, and internship opportunities provide learners with valuable exposure to the working world and help develop confidence, entrepreneurship, and digital skills. At the same time, GreenDice has helped modernize schools' digital infrastructure, providing both technical solutions and ongoing support to ensure that technology supports learning in the best possible way.

Under Argo's leadership, GreenDice has developed the education sector by valuing environmental sustainability, innovation, and social responsibility. At the core of the organization's activities is the principle that no young person's potential should be limited by a lack of money. Their work extends beyond the walls of schools: communities have been connected and they serve as a role model for all of Estonia. Argo and GreenDice have created systemic and long-term solutions that help young people grow into aware, skilled, and confident shapers of the future.


Photo: Ardo Kaljuvee