Silver Lining achieves B Corp recertification

Silver Lining has successfully re-certified as a B Corporation, raising its score by 12 points since its last assessment to 97.9.

The announcement:

This week Silver Lining announce their successful re-certification as a B Corporation (BCorp), demonstrating significant progress raising their previous score three years ago 12 points to 97.9.

Silver Lining was awarded Mumbrella’s Award for Sustainable Practices in 2024.

Over the past three years, Silver Lining has continued to work alongside other B Corps and purpose-driven organisations to deliver campaigns that amplify the voices of marginalised communities and, through pro bono projects, tell meaningful stories that help address disadvantage.

Silver Lining partners with B Corps and not-for-profit organisations supporting underserved communities across mental health, suicide prevention, cancer research, homelessness, aged-care and children’s welfare. Clients include Bank Australia (B Corp), Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation, Benetas, Suicide Prevention Australia, Knowmore Legal Service, Mental Health Australia, The Equality Institute, Conservation Volunteers Australia, SoilCQuest and Doctors for the Environment Australia.

Founder, Jonny Clow expressed his passion for the recertification, stating, “We are incredibly proud of this achievement and what it signifies for our team, our clients and our audiences. When an organisation achieves B Corp status, it means the business has verified its high social and environmental performance by completing the rigorous certification process and standards. This highlights a continued commitment to ethical business practices and we give thanks our team, partners and collaborators who helped us get there.”

Source: Silver Lining