Why Film Company FARM LEAGUE Just Became a Certified B Corp
FARM LEAGUE, a leading creative studio, is proud to announce its certification as a B Corporation (or B Corp). This certification underscores FARM LEAGUE’s commitment to using business as a force for good by meeting the highest standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability.
The B Corp certification is a prestigious designation administered by the non-profit B Lab to companies who undergo a rigorous assessment of their positive impact on workers, customers, communities, and the environment. By harnessing the power of business, B Corps use profits and growth as a means to a greater end by contributing to a mutual and durable prosperity for all.
Through the certification, FARM LEAGUE has institutionalized its core values into its business model and operations, which include its pursuit of authentic storytelling honoring people, places and cultures, and its high standard of minimizing environmental footprint through sustainable production methods.
When asked why a production studio would undergo the process to become a B Corp – a certification traditionally pursued by consumer goods companies – Farm League founder and executive producer Tim Lynch says, "Becoming a B Corp reflects our commitment to creating meaningful work that aligns with our values. We strive to produce content that not only represents something greater, but also stands the test of time. Our goal is to make a positive impact, whether it's through the messages we convey on-screen or the sustainable practices we employ behind the camera," Tim explains. "This journey has provided us with a deeper understanding of our influence and the diverse perspectives of our community—from clients to crew members. It is through these unique insights and collaborations that we continue to grow and drive progress as a company."
To learn more about FARM LEAGUE B Corp certification and commitment to stakeholder capitalism, visit https://readymag.website/farmleague/b-corp/.
