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2022 isn’t just a new year at Kitsbow, it’s a whole new beginning. Literally. On January 3, the community (investors local to North Carolina) and the employees purchased Kitsbow from its shareholders, with the commitment of majority ownership by employees into the future. This is huge. And next: B Corp Certification!

Herbert Smith Freehills has advised global digital transformation consultancy Kin and Carta plc (“Kin + Carta”) on its accreditation as the first ever

If you've spent any time in a shopping mall, you've surely passed by, or perhaps made purchases from, The Body Shop, which for decades has been selling ethically sourced beauty, skincare, bath and body products.

More than 4,000 businesses have certified as a B-Corp, with the mark widely recognized as the highest standards of purpose-led business and sustainability. Here, edie outlines seven top tips for joining the B-Corp community.

Better Plant Sciences Inc.: Better Plant Adds Sezzle to Bring Buy Now, Pay Later Payment Solutions to its eCommerce Platform Better Plant Sciences Inc. Better Plant") or (the " Company"), a wellness company that makes and sells plant-based products, has engaged Sezzle, a fintech company that enables "buy now, pay later" payments, for its jusubar.com eCommerce platform. Better Plant Adds Sezzle to Bring "Buy Now, Pay Later" Payment Solutions to its eCommerce Platform To view an enhanced version...

Photo by Kevin Meynell April is Earth Month and California Solar Electric Company recently became the first certified B Corporation in Nevada County. The certification is another notch in the belt for the Grass Valley company that has worked for years to be a force for good. Early on, Cal Solar embraced a triple bottom line — the idea that social and environmental sustainability carries equal merit alongside economic viability. In 2019, Cal Solar worked with Project Equity to become the first...

Waste Is A Design Flaw: Rubicon Taps Technology To Help Businesses And Governments Save Money And Go Zero-Waste written by Forbes December 19, 2020 “If you’re producing a lot of waste, there is something not functioning efficiently inside your … [+] organization” says Nate Morris, Chairman and CEO of Rubicon. getty As more people and companies pursue a zero-waste future — looking to reduce what they dispose of and maximize the reuse of materials — and expectat...