| Consider expanding your idea of success: become a B corporation
Converting your business to a B corporations (benefit corporation) officially acknowledges that you include social and environmental factors in your definition of success. B corporations have been legally recognized in most states. Becoming a B corporation requires
filing a form with the Secretary of State, which changes your incorporation papers. With this change, you are notifying your shareholders that the company will be making decisions according to a triple bottom-line.
Forming a B corporation requires an annual fee, which is used to audit or visit companies periodically to make sure their actions match their intent. Note: Converting to a B corporation does not affect your corporate tax status (S or C).
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Click here for information about B Corporations - what they are and the benefits of becoming one
Even if you don't become a B Corporation, you can take an assessment to compare your company with best-practices of a B Corporation.
Click here to take the B Impact Assessment
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