Lifeblue Earns B Corporation Certification

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Lifeblue today announced that it has become a Certified B Corporation; joining a movement that identifies and celebrates companies with positive social and environmental impact. The Plano-based digital strategy and services company shares this distinction with more than 2,500 companies in more than 50 nations worldwide. It is among four B Corps in the Dallas area.

A Certified B Corporation must meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose. For example, prominent Certified B Corporations include Ben & Jerry’s, Patagonia, Athleta and Eileen Fisher.

“Lifeblue has always been a purpose-driven organization,” CEO Nicki Purcell said. “We’ve been very focused on what we want to deliver back to our community. We pursued the B Corp certification to help us make that clear; not just to ourselves, but to our partners and the public as well.”

Certified B Corporations achieve a minimum verified score on the B Impact Assessment. This is a rigorous assessment of a company’s impact on its workers, customers, community and environment — and make their B Impact Report transparent. B Corps also amend their legal governing documents to require their board of directors to balance profit and purpose. The nonprofit B Lab administers the B Corp Certification.

Lifeblue’s mission is to help companies grow their social, cultural or economic impact on the world. Among the 12-year-old company’s clients are Heifer International, Voly.org and the Perot Museum of Nature and Science.

For more information, visit bcorporation.net, bimpactassessment.net or lifeblue.com.

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