B Corp Impact Report 2025
Maples Teesdale is pleased to present our 2025 B Corp Impact Report, outlining our first year as a certified B Corporation. This milestone marks a significant step in our ongoing commitment to creating positive change while driving sustainable growth, and we are proud to share the progress we’ve made in advancing both social and environmental impact.
Throughout 2025, we have strived to align our business practices with the high standards set by B Lab, focusing on sustainability, ethical governance, and community engagement.
In this report, we highlight key initiatives, challenges, and successes that reflect our dedication to building a more inclusive and sustainable future. Looking ahead, we remain focused on deepening our impact, continuously improving, and inspiring others to join us on this significant journey.
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What does B Corp mean?
B Corp Certification is a demonstration that a business is meeting high standards of verified performance, accountability, and transparency on factors from employee benefits and charitable giving to supply chain practices and input materials. In order to achieve certification, a company must:
- Demonstrate high social and environmental performance by achieving a B Impact Assessment score of 80 or above and passing a risk review.
- Make a legal commitment by changing our corporate governance structure to be accountable to all employees, not just partners.
- Exhibit transparency by allowing information about our performance to be measured against B Lab’s standards to be publicly available on their B Corp profile on B Lab’s website.
An analogy that is commonly used is that B Corp Certification is to business what Fair Trade certification is to coffee. In short, B Corps are companies that undergo a rigorous certification process to improve their social and environmental performance. They don’t just say that they’re good businesses or socially responsible businesses, as so many other businesses do.
They’re committed to using business as a force for good – and they’re willing to have their practices be independently vetted by a third-party and to make their results transparent.
Will you join us?
www.betterbusinessact.org