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> Revenue and business impact are ALL that matter. You might want to look up b-corporations if you haven't. They take into account employees, communities, and
by spodek 7y ago
> Revenue and business impact are ALL that matter.
You might want to look up b-corporations if you haven't. They take into account employees, communities, and the environment as parts of their charters.
I'd heard about them for a while but didn't realize the difference they made until speaking to Lorna Davis, who was instrumental in the largest conversion to a b-corp yet.
I don't claim it's the best introductions to them, but the conversation was on my podcast, so you can hear her personal inside account: http://joshuaspodek.com/guests/lorna-davis http://joshuaspodek.com/guests/lorna-davis.
- jbob2000 7y agoI worked for a B corporation, it’s a meaningless label that was used to beef up our pitches to clients and investors. There’s no oversight by the B organization to actually make sure that it’s companies are adhering to the label’s mandates.