The Battle for B Corps: Rewriting the Rules of Capitalism (Part2)
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digital resource
Date Issued
2025-10-08
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THE BATTLE FOR B CORPS: Green, Just, and Accountable -
Can B Corps deliver on their promise to transform capitalism? (Part 2)
In this episode, legal pioneer Bill Clark, a key architect of the benefit corporation movement, joins Otti Vogt to explore the legal, ethical, and practical realities of benefit corporations. From their origins to ongoing struggles for accountability, we dissect whether these models genuinely challenge shareholder primacy—or risk becoming another form of corporate greenwashing.
🔎 What’s inside?
✔️ Benefit Corporations vs. B Corp Certification – What’s the real difference?
✔️ Accountability & Enforcement – Can purpose-driven businesses be held to their commitments?
✔️ The Legal and Global Landscape – How do benefit corporations evolve across different regions?
✔️ Beyond the Hype – Do these structures truly drive systemic change, or are they just a compliance exercise?
This isn’t just a legal discussion—it’s a critical look at the future of business, impact, and responsibility. If you care about ethical capitalism, corporate reform, or sustainability, this is a conversation you can’t afford to miss.
Can B Corps deliver on their promise to transform capitalism? (Part 2)
In this episode, legal pioneer Bill Clark, a key architect of the benefit corporation movement, joins Otti Vogt to explore the legal, ethical, and practical realities of benefit corporations. From their origins to ongoing struggles for accountability, we dissect whether these models genuinely challenge shareholder primacy—or risk becoming another form of corporate greenwashing.
🔎 What’s inside?
✔️ Benefit Corporations vs. B Corp Certification – What’s the real difference?
✔️ Accountability & Enforcement – Can purpose-driven businesses be held to their commitments?
✔️ The Legal and Global Landscape – How do benefit corporations evolve across different regions?
✔️ Beyond the Hype – Do these structures truly drive systemic change, or are they just a compliance exercise?
This isn’t just a legal discussion—it’s a critical look at the future of business, impact, and responsibility. If you care about ethical capitalism, corporate reform, or sustainability, this is a conversation you can’t afford to miss.
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English
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