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Successful B Corp certification for a healthcare consultancy
Are you a B Corp due to recertify in 2025? If you want to use the current standards (Version 6) then you need to scramble to submit your B Impact Assessment before 30 June 2025! Then recertifications will be paused until the new standards are rolled out in 2026.
B Corps with recertification dates in 2026 will transition to the new standards and automatically receive a 12-month extension to their recertification due date.
You can use this tool from B Lab U.S. & Canada to check your pathway.
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We have a team of B Leaders and B Corp Ambassadors to support your business with recertification.
B Corp is one of the most recognisable certifications globally, covering the areas of people-planet-profit or ESG (environment, social, governance) through the five impact areas.
In theory, any for-profit company, of any size, anywhere in the world, and in any sector, can get B Corp certified. In practice, there are some controversial issues which must be handled according to guidelines.
As a B Corp, your business would be in good company, joining names like The Guardian, Triodos Bank, Tony’s Chocolonely, and The Body Shop.
B Corps due to recertify in 2025 that miss the June 30th deadline in the BIA will be required to engage with the new standards and given a 12-month extension to their current recertification date. They’ll be asked to complete a self assessment against the new standards in B Impact against the Year 0 sub-requirements and submit this by their extended deadline. Check out the B Lab FAQs for more info.
We have found that our support helps in three ways:
The Mission Lock is a required step in gaining B Corp certification. It is “…a commitment to consider your company’s impact on its stakeholders, now and in the future, by building it into your legal structure.”
There are more than 9,000 B Corps in more than 80 countries, covering over 150 industries. Some you may recognise are The Guardian, Ben & Jerry’s, Patagonia, and Triodos Bank — though the majority of B Corps are SMEs.
These businesses meet high standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose.
As a B Corp, we take a leadership role in an emerging sustainability-based economy, one that we see as quickly replacing the outdated, planet-destroying one.
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