Culture15, a global SaaS company specialising in company culture measurement and management, has been awarded the Good Business Charter (GBC) – an accolade that underscores its commitment to responsible business practices.
Founded in 2015, Culture15 is designed to prioritise workplace culture by leveraging analysis, technology and data. The platform converts core business behaviours into quantifiable metrics, providing client organisations with clear insights into their cultural weaknesses and strengths.
Established in 2019, the Good Business Charter is an accreditation which recognises organisations that promote responsible business practices. Highly respected and prestigious, the Good Business Charter measures behaviours across ten key principles – including real living wage, fairer hours and contracts, employee wellbeing, equality, diversity and inclusion, environmental responsibility, fair tax practices, commitment to customers, ethical sourcing and prompt payment to suppliers.
Speaking about this latest achievement, Culture15’s Founder and CEO, Charlie Coode, said, “We are so happy to receive this recognition, which reinforces our commitment to transparency, responsible decision making and strong ethics. The Good Business Charter is a huge step for Culture15 and affirms our dedication to leading businesses towards ethical leadership and inclusive cultures by modelling these behaviours ourselves”.
This latest recognition follows a period of significant growth for Culture15, which is currently expanding its platform to include pioneering AI. What’s more, Culture15 has been shortlisted for several prestigious awards in 2024, including the SaaS Awards and the Global Digital Excellence Awards – a testament to its continued successes.
“As Culture15 continues to evolve, the GBC accreditation serves as a pledge to maintain focus on fostering a workplace culture that we are proud of and to driving impactful change in the business world”, says Culture15’s Marketing Manager, Hannah Cooper.
