Tim is an example for me. The first B Corp to respond to the call for interview for my dissertation (finishing Dec 2022!). A leader in the B Corp movement, one of the Best for the World, a LGBT certified company, 1% for the planet and an example of leadership and commitment to a positive business. Tim started Mightybytes in early 1998 to help nonprofits, social enterprises, and purpose-driven companies solve problems, amplify their impact, and drive measurable business and marketing results. Tim has written four books, which have been translated into multiple languages and are used at educational institutions around the world: Designing for Sustainability: A Guide to Building Greener Digital Products and Servicesfrom O’Reilly Media Two editions of Return on Engagement: Content Strategy and Web Design Techniques for Digital Marketingfrom Elsevier/Focal Press Managing Interactive Media Projects, a project management guide from Cengage Learning In addition to authoring books, Tim has written for dozens of well-known publications, blogs, and media outlets. He recently contributed a chapter to the The Ecomm Manager’s Sustainable Ecommerce Handbook and is a regular contributor to B the Change, the storytelling platform for the global B Corp community.

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