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What the heck is a B Corp?

What the heck is a B Corp?

That is a damn good question. We have put in our fair share of hours to go into detail and looked into every little corner of our company to finally become a certified B Corporation, and we're here to break it down for you.

What is a B Corporation?

B Corporations are businesses that meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose. B Corps are accelerating a global culture shift to redefine success in business and build a more inclusive and sustainable economy.

Why Did We Pursue B Corp Certification?

For us, becoming a B Corp wasn't about joining a trendy movement. It was about formalizing and validating the values we've held since day one. We believe business can be a force for good, and B Corp certification provides a framework to ensure we stay true to that belief.

The Certification Process

The journey to B Corp certification is rigorous and comprehensive:

  • The Assessment: We completed the B Impact Assessment, evaluating our impact on workers, community, environment, and customers
  • Verification: B Lab verified our assessment through documentation review and interviews
  • Legal Changes: We amended our corporate governance to consider all stakeholders
  • Transparency: We committed to public reporting on our social and environmental performance

What This Means for Our Stakeholders

  1. For Our Customers: You can trust that when you work with us, you're supporting a business that operates ethically and sustainably.
  2. For Our Employees: We're committed to fair wages, good benefits, and creating an inclusive workplace where everyone can thrive.
  3. For Our Community: We're legally required to consider our impact on the community in our decision-making.
  4. For Our Environment: We're constantly working to reduce our environmental footprint and promote sustainable practices.

The Ongoing Commitment

B Corp certification isn't a one-time achievement—it's an ongoing commitment. We must recertify every three years and continuously improve our impact score. This keeps us accountable and pushes us to do better.