We don’t think so. We believe a healthy planet, engaged employees and prosperous consumers are essential for good business, and for a strong society. Government policy needs to change to reflect this triple bottom line.
The political system is largely controlled by companies that don’t believe in the triple bottom line.
Companies harming the planet have us backed into a corner.
Fossil fuel, Big Pharma, Wall Street, and other industries have shaped government policy to sustain their power and profitability while threating future generations.
Individually, we’re powerless to change this. But together, we can win.
ASBC leads sustainable policy change and advocacy for over 250,000 companies. Our members represent many industries, many regions, and many points of view.
Our members band together to make a difference.
Jostein Solheim
CEO, Ben & Jerry’s
Eileen Fisher
Founder and Chairwoman,
Eileen Fisher, Inc.
Kelly Vlahakis-Hanks
CEO, Earth Friendly Products
Jim Osgood
CEO and President, Klean Kanteen
Nikhil Arora & Alejandro Velez
Co-founders,
Back to the Roots
Jeffrey Hollender
Co-founder and former CEO,
Seventh Generation
If you’re discouraged by…
Laws and regulations that inhibit responsible business practices
Lack of time, resources, or access to lawmakers and regulators
Your voice becoming lost in a sea of “business as usual”
You are not alone. Your team is here, and we’re waiting for you to add your voice.
You need a team that fights for your interests.
A network of like-minded businesses that are on your side.
Advisors to help you formulate your message.
Access to political and industry professionals on the front lines of change.
Support for the challenges your business faces every day.
We’re not just another association, and you’re not just another business owner.
You have a uniquely credible voice in the political process. As a business owner, you are respected by Democrats and Republicans alike, and your counsel is welcome.
We’re a team you can count on to elevate your business voice and have your back.
By joining ASBC, you become part of the global sustainability movement on a manageable scale.
We believe in the triple bottom line – people, planet, and profit. It’s possible to grow all three. In fact, it’s the only way to build a business, an economy, and a nation that lasts.
“The American Sustainable Business Council is the most important and exciting new initiative I’ve been involved with since I started Seventh Generation over 21 years ago.
For America to once again become a land of justice and equity, hope, and possibility, progressive and responsible business needs a seat at the table as policy is shaped, rules are written and priorities set.”
“As the cofounder of one of America’s largest craft beer breweries, I’m passionate about clean water and engaged coworkers. We are proud to stand with the American Sustainable Business Council, leading the charge to empower companies like ours to protect what matters most. Without their skillful advocacy, it would be much harder to do the right thing.
Together we have made real progress and we can continue to change government policy to foster a healthy and fair economy that will sustain future generations. We invite you and your business to join this courageous movement.”
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