Most of the best practices I’ve discussed for the Best for NYC Challenge have been things we try to do every day. But looking after our community also requires planning, which is why I was happy to be asked to take part in two design charettes on the topic of how to make New York more …
The Best for NYC Challenge isn’t, of course, just for companies already established as B Corps. The point is to encourage more businesses to think about their goals. Barbara Campbell NYC is a great example: a Brooklyn-based company that has taken the Best for NYC Challenge as part of its general support of the local community. We …
David Bolotsky of UncommonGoods gives his perspective on the issues facing socially-conscious companies in the context of the Best for NYC Challenge kick-off. His mention of not-quite-cheating is important: you can do all this for public relations, or you can try to do it for real.
New York B Corps, like us, have been encouraged to talk about our best practices as part of the Best for NYC Challenge. I was worried at first that I would run out of material but it turns out that the more I discuss this, the more there is to discuss. I’ve mentioned that we see …
Long before the Best for NYC Challenge, and before Old Structures and its ability as a company to buy health insurance at reasonable rates, Marie and I were each working as solo practitioners. Buying health insurance as an individual is difficult and was more difficult a dozen years ago. The solution we found was buying through …
