A Cut Above Almost any company can become a social enterprise, practice corporate social responsibility, or choose to focus on a triple bottom line. An organization can also set itself apart by becoming a B corporation. A B corporation is one that goes through a certification process to identify itself as having social enterprise goals built into its purpose and mission statement. The company then holds itself accountable for making sure social benefit remains the focus of its daily operations. Companies know that, over time, even the top corporate social responsibility companies can weaken. New leadership or changes in the business climate can take the focus away from idealistic goals. There is often pressure on companies to do business the way other companies do. By becoming a B corporation, companies can ensure this will not happen. These enterprises keep their integrity over time. True to Their Roots One striking example of this integrity is Uncommon Goods, the on