Building a Business
Why Your Business Should Be a Benefit Corporation, or B Corp
Brands leading with purpose will yield stronger reputations, brand affinity and bottom-line results.
By Randy Garn
Benefit Corporation
Building a Business
When Kickstarter Hit Its Tipping Point
Co-founder and CEO Yancey Strickler can pinpoint, to the day, exactly when things blew up for the company.
Building a Business
With a Public Benefit Corporation, Profit and Good Karma Can Coexist
What if you want to 'give back' yet still make money? That happy blend is now possible.
By Tim Howes
Building a Business
A Benefit Corporation Can Have a Positive Impact on the World — and Still Make a Profit
Consider these five factors if you're interested in reincorporating to help social and environmental causes while maintaining your bottom line.
By Gene Bulmash
Building a Business
Kickstarter CEO: Why We’re a Benefits Corporation, Not a Nonprofit
Yancey Strickler explains why the for-profit model works for his mission-driven crowdfunding platform.
Thought Leaders
Want to Protect Your Social Mission? Become a Benefit Corporation.
By incorporating as a benefit corporation, entrepreneurs can protect their mission by elevating their company's core social and environmental values to the status of law.
Business Accounting
2 Ways to Mint Emotional Currency and Win the Value Proposition
What if companies benefited employees, customers and communities alike and made shareholders better off?
Building a Business
The 7 New Business Facts Of Life For Entrepreneurs
From environmental degradation to societal upheaval, our world is continually challenging businesses to innovate. Knowing how to overcome these obstacles will determine if you succeed or fail as an entrepreneur.