| | The pursuit of excellence can be a lonely journey. But sometimes, being the best also lifts and benefits the community around you. The 2021 Best for the World B Corps (see the category lists here) demonstrate how companies that value all stakeholders — including the communities where they operate, the workers they employ, the customers they serve, and the environment they rely on — also are reimagining the role of business from one that extracts to one that provides. These B Corps are proving that competing not only to be the best in the world but the best for the world is a winning strategy. They’re leading the way as more businesses join the movement that’s transforming the global economy to benefit all people, communities, and the planet. In community, B The Change Did a friend forward this to you? Subscribe here. | | | What Does It Take to Be Best for the World? While global conversations continue on envisioning a new normal, the 2021 Best for the World B Corps have been hard at work, quite literally, pursuing a more equitable and just economy. What does it actually look like in action to be Best for the World? This short selection of examples from several regions where B Lab operates highlights ways that B Corps are innovating for lasting, positive change around the world. | | | Meet the 2021 Best for the World B Corps The B Corps named as 2021 Best for the World have B Impact Assessment scores that rank among the top 5% in their business size group for the five impact areas: community, customers, environment, governance, and workers. See who made the lists, which are viewable by impact area and then broken down by company size and home country. | | | Want to learn about Best for the World honorees and practices you can take back to your company? Join B Lab U.S. & Canada for a webinar honoring regional Best for the World 2021 B Corps on August 3 at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET. | | | When Striving for a B Is Striving for Better Even decision-makers with the best intentions may not think to incorporate a range of ideas that could improve their company. On B The Change, Matt Millikin of B Corp Verdical Group explains the value of the B Impact Assessment as a source of ideas and a nudge to improve your company’s culture, profit, and social and environmental impact. | | | | | |