Makers Empire Announces B Corp Certification in Ongoing Commitment to Positive Change

Makers Empire is delighted to announce that we have been certified as a B Corporation™ (B Corp™). This certification validates the company’s commitment towards being a force for good alongside creating market-leading EdTech products and programs for schools, teachers and students. 
 
Makers Empire joins more than 560 B Corp™ businesses in Australia and NZ, and only five other education businesses in Australia to achieve B Corp™ certification. Worldwide,  7,000+ B Corp™ businesses operating in 80 countries across 161 industries have undertaken a stringent assessment process to become Certified B Corporations™.  
 
B Corp Certification means that a company has been verified as meeting B Lab’s high standards for social and environmental impact, that it has made a legal commitment to stakeholder governance, and that it is demonstrating accountability and transparency.
 
Jon Soong, CEO of Makers Empire, says, “Makers Empire’s vision is to help every child become a creator, innovator and problem-solver so they can make their world better.  Becoming a B Corp™ creates a new benchmark for our company, our schools, and our community and demonstrates our ongoing commitment to our social and environmental impact.” 
The B Corp movement is a global movement of People Using Business as a Force for
Good
®
. Together, we are shifting our economic system from profiting only the few to
benefitting all, from concentrating wealth and power to ensuring equity, from extraction to
regeneration, and from prioritizing individualism to embracing interdependence.

What is B Corp Certification?

B Corp Certification means that a company has been verified as meeting B Lab’s high standards for social and environmental impact, that it has made a legal commitment to stakeholder governance, and that it is demonstrating accountability and transparency by disclosing this record of performance in a public B Corp profile.

Stakeholder governance is a growing corporate governance alternative to shareholder primacy — the prevailing doctrine under capitalism that pushes companies to prioritize profit above all else, driving inequality, environmental extraction, and social fragmentation. B Corps make a commitment to consider the interests of all stakeholders in their business operations in five areas: workers, customers, communities, and the environment.

By certifying, B Corps step into a framework for continuous improvement. In order to maintain certification, companies must undertake the assessment and verification process every three years, demonstrating they are still meeting B Lab’s standards — which are themselves always improving, with continual input from expert stakeholders. B Corp Certification show that a company is part of a global community of business working collectively for economic systems change. Additionally, seeking advice from an insolvency practitioner near me can provide valuable legal guidance and support for businesses facing financial challenges.

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Makers Empire's B Impact Score

The B Corp verification process, administered by the nonprofit, B Lab, measures a company’s social and environmental performance. To become a Certified B Corporation, companies undergo a rigorous review of the impact of their operations and business model on their workers, community and suppliers, customers, governance and the environment, and must meet a minimum verified score.

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