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Nicola John, CEO, NJJ Business Solutions Ltd:
“I am delighted that NJJ Business Solutions has been accredited by the Good Business Charter. As a business consultancy company we strive not only to act ethically and with integrity at all times ourselves, but to promote these values in our work with client and their staff. We will proudly showcase this recognition and hope it will encourage our clients to do the same.”
David Nicholls, Partner, Brett Nicholls Associates:
“We’re delighted to be accredited by the Good Business Charter and join a list of great businesses large and small. All of the accreditation criteria including the Living Wage, environmental awareness, and fair payment of suppliers are so important to us as a firm and we hope will become the norm for all businesses in the future.”
The National Centre for Domestic Violence is proud to be accredited by the GBC. We have worked for many years to maintain a financially viable organisation providing free services to victims of domestic violence without government funding or accepting any donations but one that delivers its promises to its clients and staff in a responsible, purposeful and ethical manner. To be recognised by the GBC validates our ethos and all the hard work undertaken by our team.
Debbie Crosbie, Chief Executive:
“We know that people want businesses to operate to the highest ethical standards. That’s why it’s so important to be accredited by the Good Business Charter. It’s recognition of the work we already do and underlines the importance of our Do What Matters Plan and the difference that TSB wants to make over the next three years.”
As a small company we believe that good practice is good business. We are proud to be accredited by the Good Business Charter, because the components of the Good Business Charter mirror our ways of working.
GBC accredited businesses will make it easier to find like-minded companies for our and our clients’ supply chain and therefore further improve our way of working, looking after people and protecting the environment.
It’s fantastic to be able to join the growing number of companies that are signing up to the Good Business Charter and we look forward to displaying the logo and promoting the accreditation with pride. As a 100% employee owned company Jerba Campervans is committed to being a fair and inclusive employer, and playing our part in creating both stronger local communities and a more equal overall society.
Gary Osner, CEO & Founder, ZZPS Limited
I am delighted that ZZPS has been accredited by the Good Business Charter; ZZPS has put the customer at the heart of its business since day one. Being the first business from the private parking sector to be accredited is also a great achievement and one that we hope will encourage others to follow suit. Becoming part of the Good Business Charter demonstrates our commitment to maintaining our general ethos, and we are very proud to be part of this community. We will be encouraging other organisations from the sector to sign up to the Good Business Charter to promote a positive business ethic.
We at St. James’s Place Wealth Management are proud to be the first FTSE100 company to join such a positive and progressive community. St. James’s Place aims to be the most professional and trusted wealth management adviser that operates in a highly responsible way. Our contribution to society is reflected in all areas of our business. We ensure our clients and their families have peace of mind for their future, we support our Partners to develop and grow sustainable and responsible businesses, we support our 2,643 employees in a thriving sustainable business, we pro-actively engage and support our local communities around the UK, and we consider the global impact of our funds under management,
investing responsibly and sustainably. Becoming part of the Good Business Charter demonstrates our commitment to becoming a leading responsible business, and we are proud to be part of this community.
Dr Anil Ohri, Founder and CEO, Regent’s Park Healthcare:
“I’m delighted and proud that Regent’s Park Healthcare is the first healthcare company in the UK to be accredited to be a member of the Good Business Charter (GBC). I founded the company in 2002, resolute to embed a responsible and ethical approach to the way we conduct business. We have long recognised that the highest standards of professional integrity allow us to build enduring relationships based on trust and confidence. I don’t think it is possible to operate a business without an ethical code; you need to look in the mirror. The Charter provides us with this opportunity to reflect and ensure our methods always match our values. In the years ahead, I hope continued membership of the GBC will demonstrate our uncompromising commitment to our staff, customers and society.”
Speaking about the accreditation, Jonathan Westhoff, Chief Executive of The West Brom, said: “As a building society, our core purpose has always been, and always will be, to help people become home owners and look after their finances. For over 171 years, we’ve helped countless people do just that. We’ve also supported many charities along the way and we take great care in looking after our colleagues, with wellbeing at work a key priority for us.
“We’re proud to be the first financial services company to be accredited by the Good Business Charter and would encourage others to commit to following the charter. We are committed to being a force for good and conducting business responsibly to benefit both our customers and our colleagues.”