From your README, I get the sense that you intend for this repo to be open source. I applaud all open source efforts! However, to truly make this software available as open source, and to be able to take contributions, the project needs an approved open source license. Personally, I often choose the MIT license, as it's one of the simplest ones out there, but being a corporation, your mileage may vary.
Read more about the differences between public Github repos and open source repos here.
From your README, I get the sense that you intend for this repo to be open source. I applaud all open source efforts! However, to truly make this software available as open source, and to be able to take contributions, the project needs an approved open source license. Personally, I often choose the MIT license, as it's one of the simplest ones out there, but being a corporation, your mileage may vary.
Read more about the differences between public Github repos and open source repos here.