Our members benefit from
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Bespoke advice and guidance
We work with member organisations across Northern Ireland, helping them to develop their responsibility towards their People, the Planet and the Places where they operate.
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Networking
Business in the Community is the responsible business network. We believe that business is a powerful force for good.
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Benchmarking
Benchmarking enables companies to see how they compare across a range of measures, and where they sit in relation to progress by other organisations.
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Success Stories
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Heron Bros
Heron Bros is a construction and property development company operating throughout the UK, Ireland and Europe.
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Lidl Northern Ireland
Lidl Northern Ireland operates 38 stores, located across every major town in Northern Ireland. It currently employs 891 staff in stores, and its distribution centre and offices based at Nutt’s Corner.
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Pinsent Masons – thriving on diversity and inclusion
Pinsent Masons (PM) is an international, commercial law firm delivering high quality legal advice rooted in its deep understanding of the sectors across UK, Europe, Asia Pacific and Middle East locations.
Our Members
Our Members are some of the most ambitious, enterprising and responsible organisations in the country.
News & Events
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news
06 Jun 2018
Local organisations encouraged to enter NI Environmental Benchmarking Survey
Businesses in Northern Ireland still have time to submit entries for the 2018 Northern Ireland Environmental Benchmarking Survey. Businesses can apply online at www.nienvsurvey.com. The deadline for entries is Friday 29 June 2018.
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event
17 Jan 2018
Responsible Business Week
Responsible Business Week (23-27 April 2018) is an annual campaign from Business in the Community, championing and illustrating what being a responsible business means and celebrating those businesses actively making a difference, improving society and changing lives, 365 days a year.
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blog
27 Apr 2018
The business case for volunteering
Today (27 April) is take-over day for the Big Shops’ Showdown, a volunteer challenge run in partnership with Cancer Focus which utilises the business acumen, fundraising guile and goodwill of businesses. The aim of the challenge is for companies to compete against each other in the running of charity shops and, in doing so, raise funds for the charity.