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B Lab is a non-profit organisation that serves a global movement to redefine success in business so that all companies compete not only to be the best in the world, but the best for the world. B Lab drives this systemic change through several interrelated initiatives: 1)building a community of Certified B Corporations to make it easier for all of us to tell the difference between “good companies” and good marketing; 2) advancing public policy to accelerate growth of social entrepreneurship and impact investing; 3) providing free, powerful tools for businesses to measure, compare, and improve their social and environmental performance (17,000+ businesses use the B Impact Assessment); and 4) promoting B Analytics, a customizable platform for investors to collect, benchmark, and report impact data.
B Corporations are certified by the not-for-profit B Lab to voluntarily meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability and transparency. Certified B Corporations distinguish themselves in a cluttered marketplace by offering a positive vision of a better way to do business; better for workers, better for communities and better and better for the environment. The B Corporation community includes over 3,500 B Corps in 70 countries and 150 industries working together towards one unifying goal: harness the power of the private sector for public benefit and redefine success in business.
B Lab is significantly changing the way it awards its B Corp certification for purpose-led businesses, and you’re invited to share…Read more
The pod coffee company was recognised for its environmental efforts in particular. Nespresso is the latest organisation to achieve…Read more
Global not for profit network B Lab has halted certification of B Corp status on all businesses in Russia, and its ally Belarus, in response…Read more
As the B Corp movement continues to grow, we sat down with Andrew Davies, CEO of B Lab Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, to hear about…Read more
The 17 global goals are intended to be achieved by 2030 Two of the largest global regulators of ethical business are coming together…Read more
The theme of the month is Better Business Following an unprecedented year of disaster and chaos, Australian B Corps are being urged…Read more
B Corp Month 2020 is taking a more inward community focus Australian purpose-driven businesses are being urged to foster community…Read more
A proposed restructure could mean big growth in the for-purpose business model A government investigation into the legal structures…Read more
The B Corp community is urging major companies to consider changing their governance structures to better balance profit and purpose,…Read more
Diversity, equity, and inclusion need to be integrated into every aspect of B Corporations and cannot exist as a side project, according…Read more
Profit at any cost and profit-over-purpose no longer align with community expectations about the role of business in Australian society,…Read more
Community Sector Banking has been named one of the world’s best B Corps, which the not-for-profit banking specialist says validates…Read more
Food giant Danone North America has become the world’s largest B Corp, charting a new pathway for multinational public companies to…Read more
B Corps across the world are working together in a bid to collectively raise the profile of the certification and the global movement…Read more
Whitney Stacey and Matt Teluk are the co-directors of Monochrome Coffee Co which aims to transform developing communities through…Read more
Australian organisations have been scored in the top 10 per cent of B Corps globally, in B Lab’s annual Best for the World List. B …Read more
Brisbane eco business, Biome, which sells everything from water bottles to baby bottles, is the first Australian retailer to be awarded…Read more
Changes to Australia’s Corporations Act are being drafted to create “benefit corporations” – a new form of for-profit for-purpose…Read more
B Lab, the Not for Profit that oversees B Corp certification, has partnered with Pro Bono Australia to strengthen the network of B Corps…Read more
A social enterprise that tackles climate change, poverty and sustainable development, ClimateCare, has received certification…Read more
A new benchmark study shows a climb in socially responsible spending but a lack of consumer knowledge is the biggest hurdle for continued…Read more
Almost 100 companies worldwide have been recognised for creating the most positive, overall social and environmental impact as a…Read more
In part two of our B corp vox pop feature, seven Australian B corporations share their views on the future of the movement in Australia.…Read more
Pro Bono Australia’s Corporate Community News quizzes the passionate representatives of seven Australian B Corporations…Read more
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B Lab is a non-profit organisation that serves a global movement to redefine success in business so that all companies compete not only to be the best in the world, but the best for the world. B Lab drives this systemic change through several interrelated initiatives: 1)building a community of Certified B Corporations to make it easier for all of us to tell the difference between “good companies” and good marketing; 2) advancing public policy to accelerate growth of social entrepreneurship and impact investing; 3) providing free, powerful tools for businesses to measure, compare, and improve their social and environmental performance (17,000+ businesses use the B Impact Assessment); and 4) promoting B Analytics, a customizable platform for investors to collect, benchmark, and report impact data.
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B Corporations are certified by the not-for-profit B Lab to voluntarily meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability and transparency. Certified B Corporations distinguish themselves in a cluttered marketplace by offering a positive vision of a better way to do business; better for workers, better for communities and better and better for the environment. The B Corporation community includes over 3,500 B Corps in 70 countries and 150 industries working together towards one unifying goal: harness the power of the private sector for public benefit and redefine success in business.
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B Lab is significantly changing the way it awards its B Corp certification for purpose-led businesses, and you’re invited to share…Read more
The pod coffee company was recognised for its environmental efforts in particular. Nespresso is the latest organisation to achieve…Read more
Global not for profit network B Lab has halted certification of B Corp status on all businesses in Russia, and its ally Belarus, in response…Read more
As the B Corp movement continues to grow, we sat down with Andrew Davies, CEO of B Lab Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, to hear about…Read more
The 17 global goals are intended to be achieved by 2030 Two of the largest global regulators of ethical business are coming together…Read more
The theme of the month is Better Business Following an unprecedented year of disaster and chaos, Australian B Corps are being urged…Read more
B Corp Month 2020 is taking a more inward community focus Australian purpose-driven businesses are being urged to foster community…Read more
A proposed restructure could mean big growth in the for-purpose business model A government investigation into the legal structures…Read more
The B Corp community is urging major companies to consider changing their governance structures to better balance profit and purpose,…Read more
Diversity, equity, and inclusion need to be integrated into every aspect of B Corporations and cannot exist as a side project, according…Read more
Profit at any cost and profit-over-purpose no longer align with community expectations about the role of business in Australian society,…Read more
Community Sector Banking has been named one of the world’s best B Corps, which the not-for-profit banking specialist says validates…Read more
Food giant Danone North America has become the world’s largest B Corp, charting a new pathway for multinational public companies to…Read more
B Corps across the world are working together in a bid to collectively raise the profile of the certification and the global movement…Read more
Whitney Stacey and Matt Teluk are the co-directors of Monochrome Coffee Co which aims to transform developing communities through…Read more
Australian organisations have been scored in the top 10 per cent of B Corps globally, in B Lab’s annual Best for the World List. B …Read more
Brisbane eco business, Biome, which sells everything from water bottles to baby bottles, is the first Australian retailer to be awarded…Read more
Changes to Australia’s Corporations Act are being drafted to create “benefit corporations” – a new form of for-profit for-purpose…Read more
B Lab, the Not for Profit that oversees B Corp certification, has partnered with Pro Bono Australia to strengthen the network of B Corps…Read more
A social enterprise that tackles climate change, poverty and sustainable development, ClimateCare, has received certification…Read more
A new benchmark study shows a climb in socially responsible spending but a lack of consumer knowledge is the biggest hurdle for continued…Read more
Almost 100 companies worldwide have been recognised for creating the most positive, overall social and environmental impact as a…Read more
In part two of our B corp vox pop feature, seven Australian B corporations share their views on the future of the movement in Australia.…Read more
Pro Bono Australia’s Corporate Community News quizzes the passionate representatives of seven Australian B Corporations…Read more
