Suzanne is representing Enrollment Resources at the B Corp Leadership Development in Vancouver. Attendees at this event represent companies of varied sector, size, revenue, and history with the shared goal of using business as a force for good.
VICTORIA, British Columbia – Sept. 12, 2017 – B Lab International announces today that Enrollment Resources is being honored with three Global B Corp Best for the World Honors. Enrollment Resources is receiving the Changemakers, Best for Workers and Governance Awards.
B Lab is a Not for Profit organization based in Washington DC whose purpose is to certify ‘Businesses’ as triple bottom line organizations. B Corps must go through a rigorous Certification process and must be recertified every two years. B Corps include Patagonia, Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream and in Canada, BDC and Tartan Communications. Read more
A registered B Corp since 2012, Enrollment Resources earned distinction in the Small Business category by scoring in the top 10% of all B Corps for positive impact on their workforce. Positive impact is measured by the B Impact Assessment, a comprehensive assessment used by more than 10,000 businesses to gauge impact on their workers, community, and the environment.
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Victoria, B.C – September 5th, 2013 – Enrollment Resources (ER), an Education Marketing company based in Victoria B.C., earned the title “Best for the Worker” this week during the ‘B Corp Best for the World’ series, administered by B Lab, a non-profit organization dedicated to using the power of business to solve social and environmental problems. This is also known as Triple Bottom Line business practices.
Canadian Marketing Company Achieves Recognition of Public Benefit
Enrollment Resources Inc. Awarded Global B Corporation Status
Enrollment Resources Inc. (ER), a Marketing company in Victoria, B.C., has been awarded Global B Corporation Status by B Lab, a nonprofit organization dedicated to using the power of business to solve social and environmental problems.
Enrollment Resources Co-founder and CEO, Gregg Meiklejohn, indicated there was no compelling reason to go through the rigorous certification process except it is the right thing to do. “Anyone can make a profit. The art of business is in making a profit while leaving your surroundings and those around you in better shape along the way. Some business owners complain about excessive taxes, yet are not willing to step up and do their part. B Corporations make a statement about a company’s intention about how it wants to fit in the world.”
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Suzanne is representing Enrollment Resources at the B Corp Leadership Development in Vancouver. Attendees at this event represent companies of varied sector, size, revenue, and history with the shared goal of using business as a force for good.
We have all read the reams of bad press about proprietary schools. If you are a school leader in this area, you know most of it is off-base or just plain incorrect.
One way to instantly prove to the world that your proprietary school is ethical and community-minded is to become B Corp Certified. B Corporations are certified that they treat their employees well and are net benefactors for the community and environment; otherwise known as a Triple Bottom Line Organization.
Becoming B Corp Certified helps businesses to stand-out, to differentiate themselves as organizations with high social and environmental performance. In this podcast, Gregg Meiklejohn interview Dan Osusky, special envoy with B Lab; the for-profit EDU administrator of the B Corp Certification.
Fun Fact: Enrollment Resources Inc. was the first marketing company in North America to be Certified as a B Corp.