Media

Why Ben & Jerry’s Won’t Stay Silent On White Supremacy—Or Other Social Justice Issues

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Posted On 2020-06-09

Find The Best Talent And More: 4 Concrete Benefits To Your Business Of Being Accountable To Stakeholders

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Posted On 2020-05-29

Through Worker Engagement, An Employee-Owned Flour Company Adapts To COVID

As COVID-19 continues to impact businesses across the nation, the baking supplies industry is seeing a surge. Employee-owned B Corp King Arthur Flour adjusted operations based on input from its workers on how to best balance worker safety and the uptick in demand for pantry essentials.

Posted On 2020-05-21

How This Impact Investor Evaluates Its Investments

See how Bridges Fund Management demonstrates the value of a multi-stakeholder approach and uses innovative tools in due-due-dilligence

Posted On 2020-05-18

Lessons From Patagonia: Stay Outspoken On Climate And Policy For Success And Social Change

Since 1973, Patagonia has built its business around environmental stewardship and social responsibility—long before those became buzzwords. As annual sales approach $1 billion, the wildly popular B Corp is committed to greater political action and stronger community connections.

Posted On 2020-05-15

How Being an Employee-Owned B Corp Played a Role in New Belgium’s Recent Sale

At the end of 2019, New Belgium sold to Lion Little World Beverages. Lion Little World Beverages acquired 100% of New Belgium in an all-cash transaction. Article discusses transaction and role of employee ownership on New Belgium culture.

Posted On 2020-05-12

Why Investments That Maximize Impact And Returns Will Be Especially Important For COVID-19 Recovery

While the investment world is known for a focus on maximizing profits for shareholders, some in the industry include other stakeholders in that equation. Investor firms considering a shift can find a good example in Bridges Fund Management, which has been living those values for nearly 20 years.

Posted On 2020-05-08

At New Belgium Brewery, Employee Ownership Results In A Pay Out Of More Than $200 Million To Workers

New Belgium Brewing, the fourth largest U.S. craft brewer, sold to Lion Little World, an Australian company owned by Japanese beverage giant Kirin, at the end of 2019. The brewery was an employee-owned B Corporation at the time, resulting in a payout of more than $200 Million to workers.

Posted On 2020-05-01

Events

18 May
2020

MO Summit 2020

Cancelled due to travel restrictions
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12 May
2020

2020 Frontiers of Social Innovation

Cancelled due to travel restrictions
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08 April
2020

SupChina Tech and Business in China

Interview with SupChina COO Bob Guterma about teaching and doing business in China during these uncertain times in Sino-Global relations.
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06 March
2020

Doing Business in China During Turbulent Times

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