Next month’s annual gathering of Certified B Corporation leaders and partners offers more than a chance to connect and learn. At the 2019 Champions Retreat, set for September 16–18 in Los Angeles, leaders from organizations that use business as a force for good will come together to collaborate and inspire, using that time as a springboard for their work toward creating a more inclusive and regenerative economy.
This month on B the Change we share examples of B Corps leading and advancing work toward those goals. Learn more in our B the Change Weekly Friday newsletter, and on our B Corporation Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram channels.
Here’s a look at all the good stuff we shared last week:
Convening Conversations to Build Industry with Purpose: How Chandos Construction Is Helping Leaders Rethink the Role of Business in Canada
Food Service That Serves the People: Allison Gibson of Paintbox Catering and Bistro Combines an Employee-First Approach with Green Living Principles to Create Impact Through the Food Industry
Shining a Light on Diversity at Work: UK B Corp Bulb Shares a Snapshot of Employee Diversity Data and Where It Looks to Change
How Business Can Build an Inclusive and Regenerative Economy: Ideas from Bain Capital Double Impact’s Deval Patrick and Patagonia’s Rose Marcario
5 Reasons Your Startup Should Be a Benefit Corp: The Legal Step Entrepreneurs Can Take to Safeguard Their Business’s Purpose
B Corp on Track to Reduce Workers’ Carbon Footprint While Traveling: Better Places Joins Program That Encourages Trains Over Planes
Pisticci: Good Practices Make Good Neighborhood Restaurants: B Corp Grows Staff Loyalty and Draws ‘Green’ Honors While Building Its Bottom Line
An Inclusive and Regenerative Path to Business As a Force for Better: B the Change Weekly
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