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From Treviso a big step toward change! As reported in an article in La Tribuna di Treviso of July 17, 2019, Community, a leading Italian strategic brand reputation consultancy, has begun a partnership with Nativa, a Milan-based company and Europe’s first B-Corp, which is focused on helping companies create a positive impact on the planet and certifying Italy’s B-Corps. The goal of this partnership is to “enhance businesses that instead of being extractive, are ‘restorative’ and regenerative,” supporting companies on their path to certification and increasing their reputation through communication. The Community itself is about to start the path to certification.

We at Perlage, B-Corp since 2016, support these kinds of initiatives because we strongly believe that this is the best way to look to the future: we need to be more responsible today for the sake of future generations.

B the change!

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