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Bart Houlahan is an American entrepreneur and cofounder of the B Corp movement, along with partners Jay Coen Gilbert and Andrew Kassoy. B Lab, which awards B Corp certification, is a nonprofit organization encouraging companies to measure and manage their social and environmental impact.

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The Best Reasons to Structure Your Social Business as a B Corp.

In The Business of Good, serial and social entrepreneur Jason Haber intertwines case studies and anecdotes that show how social entrepreneurship is creating jobs, growing the economy, and ultimately changing the world.

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Jason Haber
2016
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Working to Benefit Society, Not Just Companies

Andrew Kassoy and the other two co-founders of B Lab are encouraging businesses to focus on more than just profits.

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Ellen Rosen
2019
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Bart Houlahan: I Want to Redefine Success in Business

Bart, along with his partners Jay Coen Gilbert and Andrew Kassoy, co-founded B Lab.

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Jonathan Løw
2018
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Bart Houlahan Thinks Business Can Change the World

Bart is one of the three founders of B Lab — an organisation based in the United States that has started a movement to combine purpose and profit in business.

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Mele-Ane Havea
2014
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B Lab’s Bart Houlahan: Building More Socially Responsible Corporations

Today, Houlahan helps to oversee B Lab, an organization he co-founded which focuses on helping private companies become more socially responsible, in the mold of companies like AND 1.

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2012
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More Than 2,600 Companies, Like Danone and Patagonia, Are on Board with an Entrepreneur Who Says the Way We Do Business Runs Counter to Human Nature and There's Only One Way Forward

B Lab certifies companies for "B Corporation" status, which publicly holds them accountable to stakeholders beyond shareholders, like employees and the environment. There are now more than 2,600 B Corps around the world.

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Richard Feloni
2018
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