So you've got a business idea, but you're really socially-minded and want to operate your business in the most sustainable, conscientious way you can. Or maybe you're thinking about starting a nonprofit organization to further a cause, but you're not so sure about the whole idea of not making profits. Don't worry! You're not alone. I've helped a lot of people like you figure out how to mesh their passions and business ideas into a new type of company: a benefit corporation.

Benefit corporations are perfect for entrepreneurs with passion for a certain cause or a commitment to consider their impact on society and the environment. They are for-profit entities with a social aspect baked into their DNA: Patagonia, Ben & Jerry's, and Etsy are a few companies that have elected to become benefit corporations to live out their missions. Benefit corporations can sometimes even have advantages over traditional corporations and LLCs when securing investment, attracting talent, and generating positive press.

Because this type of entity is new, not recognized by every state, and subject to different reporting requirements than c-corporations, it can be difficult to figure out where to start when thinking about starting a benefit corporation That's where I come in. I formed Nebraska's very first benefit corporation on behalf of a client and have since assisted in the formation and operation of benefit corporations across the country. If it sounds like a benefit corporation may be a good fit for you, read some of the information on the website and let's get in contact. Thanks so much for visiting.

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i have an existing entity to convert

If you've already got an LLC or corporation established, I can transition that company to a new benefit corporation. I'll handle the legal intricacies so you can focus on what really matters: making a difference through enterprise.

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