People using Business as a Force for Good


A growing number of companies recognize that the private sector, and any business entity therein, has a direct impact on employees, customers, supply chains, environment and other key stakeholders relevant to their location, industry and size. One of the main questions is how to assess and evaluate that impact, and improve performance accordingly. More and more business owners around the world join the B Corp movement to take their business impact into their own hands and create a new form of capitalism that is responsible towards key stakeholders and uses business as a force for good.


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Business as a Force for Good

A growing number of companies recognize that the private sector, and any business entity therein, has a direct impact on employees, customers, supply chains, environment and other key stakeholders relevant to their location, industry and size.

What are Certified B Corps?

B Corps are for-profit companies certified by the nonprofit B Lab to meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.

What are Benefit Corporations?

The legal form of a Benefit Corporation protects a company’s mission by incorporating social and environmental values in their articles of incorporation.


Business as a Force for Good


A growing number of businesses in Virginia are using business as a force for good to grow healthy communities while creating impact in their own backyards. They are Certified B Corps™, and this website is their home.

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Meet the B Corps in Virginia!


B Corps are for-profit companies certified by the nonprofit B Lab to meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.