Mando Group earns B Corp status
A Liverpool-based digital consultancy has achieved B Corp certification, recognising its “commitment to doing good”.
Mando Group, headquartered in St Paul’s Square, partners with major enterprise clients across financial services, utilities, pharmaceuticals, education and manufacturing.
Its portfolio includes Electricity North West, USS, JCB, United Utilities, SSE, the British Red Cross, Bournemouth University and AstraZeneca.
To earn the certification, Mando Group had to meet rigorous standards across five key areas: governance, employee wellbeing, community engagement, environmental sustainability and customer impact.
The company has successfully embedded ethical and sustainable practices into its operations, ensuring its work benefits both businesses and society.
Ian Finch, Mando Group’s managing director and founder, said: “This result endorses Mando Group’s dedication to its team, the local community and sustainable practices.
“Our clients deserve solutions that not only solve their challenges but also reflect their commitment to doing good.
“B Corp certification isn’t just a badge - it’s a call to action to put people and the planet at the heart of what we do.
“It’s proof that innovation and responsibility can go hand in hand.”
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