B Corporation

Certified B Corporations are companies that meet the highest standards for transparency, responsibility, sustainability and performance - with the aim of creating value for the company as well as for society and the environment, balancing profit and purpose. B Corp is a global movement of companies of now more than 5,000 companies worldwide that aim to change the (business) world for the better. B Corp certified companies can be found in Europe and worldwide in over 70 countries, spanning over 150 different industries. The "B" in the name stands for Benefit for all and "Corp" for Corporation. In other words, a company that is committed to creating added value for society and the environment at the same time.

in 2006, the idea was launched that a different kind of economy is not only possible, but necessary. Business needs comprehensive, credible and comparable standards of impact to support economic systemic change. A company's practices and results are evaluated in five categories: Governance, Workers, Community, Environment, and Customers.

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B Corporation

Certified B Corporations are companies that meet the highest standards for transparency, responsibility, sustainability and performance - with the aim of creating value for the company as well as for society and the environment, balancing profit and purpose. B Corp is a global movement of companies of now more than 5,000 companies worldwide that aim to change the (business) world for the better. B Corp certified companies can be found in Europe and worldwide in over 70 countries, spanning over 150 different industries. The "B" in the name stands for Benefit for all and "Corp" for Corporation. In other words, a company that is committed to creating added value for society and the environment at the same time.

in 2006, the idea was launched that a different kind of economy is not only possible, but necessary. Business needs comprehensive, credible and comparable standards of impact to support economic systemic change. A company's practices and results are evaluated in five categories: Governance, Workers, Community, Environment, and Customers.

➤ learn more

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5 Areas of impact

High quality corporate social and environmental standards require continuous improvement to meet the principles of inclusiveness, independence and credibility. The B-impact assessment and standards are developed independently by the Standards Advisory Board and the Board of Directors with input from external stakeholders and various working and advisory groups:

Corporate Governance

A company's overall mission, ethics, accountability, transparency, and how it incorporates its vision and values into its bylaws. Best practices focus on how they engage employees, board members, and the community to achieve their mission, as well as employee access to financial information, customer opportunities to provide feedback, and board diversity.

Employees

An organization's efforts to create positive impacts for its employees. Best practices in the work environment consider aspects such as compensation, benefits, training, and opportunities for participation, as well as evaluating work communication, workplace flexibility and employee health, safety practices, and general working conditions.

Customers

How a company serves its customers and provides products or services that serve the common good. Best practices examine whether a company adds value to the lives of its customers by providing essential services such as education, healthcare, and financial management, and by engaging in ethical marketing, privacy and security, and feedback channels.

Environment

How a company is working toward a more sustainable and regenerative planet by reducing its environmental footprint and making its impact on air, climate, water, land, and biodiversity central to its business practices. This section examines the impacts of a company's facilities, materials, emissions, resource and energy use, and transportation/distribution channels and the environmental impacts of its supply chain.

Community

How a company contributes to the economic and social well-being of the entire community in which it operates. Best practices examine initiatives and policies that address community impact, including supplier relationships, social engagement, charitable giving, and strong, diverse communities.
 

A rigorous, holistic certification

B-Corp certification is a sign that a company meets high standards for audited performance, accountability and transparency

Holistic assessment

B Corp certification is holistic and does not focus exclusively on a single social or environmental issue.

Different paths to certification

The certification process varies and becomes more rigorous depending on the size and complexity of a company.   

Risk assessment

At the beginning of the B Corp certification process, companies must undergo an assessment of risk factors based on their industry and other practices.   

Documentation provided

Responses to the B Impact Assessments are validated through documentation of your company's business model, as well as information about your operations, structure and various workflows.   

Reviews and site visits

Taking into account the size and profile of the company, the review may also include a review of potential public complaints and possible site visits.

Recertification every three years

B-Corps must undergo the verification process every three years to be recertified. This ensures that standards continue to be met and promotes long-term resilience.
 
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