ICYMI: Voting…it’s happening soon. And your voice and vote matter. When the people at Rock the Vote reached out to Brains on Fire, it got us thinking (and talking). Voting is about so much more than just picking a political party. …

This is the second post in our two-part on fellow B Corporations. You can read part one here.

If you’ve been following along for a while here, you’ve heard us talk about being a B Corporation. The #BCorps movement is led by a community of businesses that value people and the planet, not just profits. We’re all working together to use business as a force for good. A…

It seems like just yesterday we were wandering Target for fun, touching surfaces without hesitation and hugging friends with reckless abandon. Masks were still just a Halloween accessory. Purchasing TP was neither cause for celebration nor fodder for public conversation. …

A lesson in giving a damn via UPSDogs A few weeks ago, a friend shared a video that caught my attention. Captured by their door cam, the short clip features his son playing football alone in the front yard as a UPS driver dutifully delivers a package to their front…

It seems like this time of year tends to come with an abundance of philosophizing and reflection on gratitude from every business with access to a keyboard. …

Three Lessons Learned at STORY Gathering 2019 I’ll be honest, I have been avoiding writing this blog post recap of my STORY 2019 experience. It’s not that there isn’t lots to talk about — there is. It’s not that it wasn’t an incredible conference — it was. (In fact, cracked…

Going through the B Corporation certification changes the way you think about your company and doing business. Eventually, you magically find yourself looking around on the regular, searching for and spotting opportunities to make tiny tweaks to what you do and how you do it. …

When it comes to the creative industry, there is perhaps no greater example of the “two types of people” dichotomy than those who subscribe to the theory that “complexity is the sign of good work” and those who prefer a philosophy of simplicity. It’s those K.I.S.S. …