B Corporation: Setting the new corporate standard for social and environmental performance.

Fast Company writes about 2009 sustainability trends

Necessity is the mother of social innovation

Triple Bottom Line Business Networks. [SVN, BALLE, B Corporation]

Friends of MakeThePath, Entry 1

Authentic Organizations - aligning identity, image and action

Beyond the Bottom Line - The meltdown of the global financial system could be the catalyst for a radically different, more substainable alternative.

 B Corporations: Redesigning Business

Sustainability at the Bottom Line

We Need Sustainable Capitalism. Nature does not do bailouts.

How to B Good

The challenges and opportunities of being a double bottom line company.

Profiting from social responsibility

To B or not to B: B Lab Expands its B Corp List and Service Partner Program

B Lab provides refuge for sustainable enterprises

The Failure of Social Enterprise

Opinion: How the Presidential Candidates Can Stimulate Public Service

Sustainable Harvest Certified as a B Corporation

Coffee Companies Help Launch ‘B Corporation’ Standards for ‘Good Companies’

Corporate Sustainability: Isit time for your business to go green?

A New Form of Business for a New, Socially Conscious World

A new breed of entrepreneur (feat. Greyston Bakery & ShoreBank)

Ancient but Progressive: King Arthur Flour becomes a Founding B Corporation

Stamp of Success - By evaluating whole companies instead of products, B Lab aims for a new standard in business practice.

Philadelphia Business Journal

Making a difference while you make a buck? Prove it. With the environment and the economy leading discussions these days, more companies are re-evaluating their business practices...

Businesses Going for the Green - These days, it seems just about every business is finding a way to go green, making it that much harder for well-intentioned consumers to distinguish companies with green products and services.

Green seal of approval for small outfits -The packaging may be different, but the rivals share common ground as participants in a fledgling sustainability initiative run by Philadelphia-based B-Lab.

"B" is for Beneficial: The B Corporation - As small, socially responsible businesses gain attention, some large corporations start to take notice, and in some cases take over.

'B corporation' plan helps philanthropic firms - B corporations are the latest innovation within the small world of companies with a social as well as financial mission. 

Sustainable Business - There’s an emerging movement which asks corporations to consider more than just shareholders...

Strategies: Mission Possible - Making money while doing good isn't easy, but more companies are proving it can be done. Here are some successful strategies.

Make Money, Save the World - Read the NY Times article talking about this emerging sector of the economy.

A New Kind of Company - B Corporation is featured in the Priority section of July's Inc. Magazine!

The Good Generation - How doing good suddenly got cool.

AND 1 guys strive to codify standards - Two founders of the AND 1 basketball shoe company are back. this time running a nonprofit.

The B Corporation -We have reached the point at which creation, rather than attack, ought to be the first obligation of reformers. The social entrepreneurship movement is the first tip of this iceberg.

B Corporation Identity: An Opportunity for Organizational Authenticity - What are for-profit organizations to do, if they want to pursue social purposes and be authentic?

The Natural Evolution Of Business - The ‘B’ here stands for Beneficial. B Corp provides a comprehensive ratings system and certification to help both businesses and buyers distinguish “good companies” from “good marketing.”

Companies that embrace a double- or triple-bottom-line philosophy find they're free to b. - What do a Union Square marketing firm, an online crafts retailer, and a countertop manufacturer in the Brooklyn Navy Yard have in common?

Do-Good Investing - Unfamiliar with the lingo? "Triple bottom line" is a for-profit business that not only seeks a financial return, but also a social and environmental one.

It’s clear that as long as companies have the maximisation of profits for shareholder benefit as the cornerstone of their existence, we will continue to experience greed, corruption and Enron type corporate ‘dislocation’. 

If we agree that organizational culture has value, then we assume that when there is corporate acquisition that the culture is part of the purchase.  

The Rockefeller Foundation has announced a $500,000 grant to study the feasibility of creating a stock market for businesses that seek to achieve a social mission and make a profit.

The co-founders of B Lab, Jay Coen Gilbert, Bart Houlahan, and Andrew Kassoy, unveil their infrastructure play that seeks to give voice to the burgeoning panoply of green business.

Certifying Sustainability: B Corporations and Cradle-to-Cradle Design Lead the Pack

The Rockefeller Foundation has awarded a grant to B Lab, one of the newest social capital markets infrastructure innovations.