Turbulent Times
26th September, 2022 I feel compelled to write a blog entry as we walk through all that is going on around us – a plummeting pound, high inflation, interest rates […]
Blogs
What will it take to go net zero?
17th June, 2022 A blog by Good Business Charter’s CEO, Jenny Herrera. When I came on board to lead the Good Business Charter, there is no doubt I had a […]
Lost Faith in Capitalism – a Review of The Good, the Bad and the Greedy
10th June, 2022 I have recently finished reading Martin Vander Weyer’s informative analysis of why we have lost faith in capitalism in “The Good, the Bad and the Greedy” which […]
Embedding the GBC
25th May, 2022 It is one thing to say you are committed on paper to our 10 components. To embed them into the very core of your organisation is quite […]
Championing Responsible Business with Axminster Tools
3rd May, 2022 Passionate suppliers of woodworking tools and machinery, Axminster Tools have spent 50 years building our family business into the renowned organisation it is today. We do what […]
Experiencing the Good Business Festival 2022
21st April, 2022 We were very excited for this year’s Good Business Festival, as our CEO, Jenny Herrera was due to speak on a panel with James Ghaffari – Director […]
With people power, we can stamp out bad capitalism
5th March, 2022 First printed in the Sunday Times, online 5 March 2022 and in print 6 March 2022 “I was enjoying a lunch with my friend Simon Fox, at […]
February 2022 GBC Roundup
28th February, 2022 Welcome to another month of news and updates from us at GBC! We are rapidly growing, with 920 accredited organisations and we can’t thank our supporters enough […]
Silver Birch Care – Good Business Charter Two-Year Anniversary
Guest blog from Silver Birch Care 14th February, 2022 We are delighted to celebrate our two-year anniversary as a member of the Good Business Charter (GBC). We are proud to […]
The first GBC signatory: Guest blog from Capita CEO, Jon Lewis
Guest Blog from Jon Lewis 11th February, 2022 In 2016, I returned to the UK, having spent the prior 20 years working internationally, but based in the US. It surprised […]