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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NI Responsible Company of the Year Award: Danske Bank
Danske Bank is the trading name of Northern Bank Ltd, NI’s biggest bank and part of the local community for over 200 years. It is an autonomous subsidiary of the Danske Bank Group, headquartered in Copenhagen.
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Responsible Product/Service Award Winner: Translink
Translink is Northern Ireland’s main public transport operator. It provides an essential public service to the people of Northern Ireland, supporting economic growth, social inclusion and the welfare of the local communities it serves.
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Wellbeing at Work Award Winner: Danske Bank
Danske Bank is the trading name of Northern Bank Ltd, NI’s biggest bank and part of the local community for over 200 years. It is an autonomous subsidiary of the Danske Bank Group, headquartered in Copenhagen.
Our Transformational Members
Our Transformational Members are some of the most ambitious, enterprising and responsible organisations in the country.
News & Events
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news
17 Jul 2019
Mental health matters to Business in the Community
Responsible business network, Business in the Community Northern Ireland (BITCNI) raised a grand total of £8,209 for leading Northern Ireland mental health charity MindWise.
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event
14 Jun 2019
Get Diggin’
Get Diggin' is taking place from 12 - 16 August during National Allotment Week.
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blog
06 Jun 2019
£2m National Lottery funding for older workers in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales
The National Lottery Community Fund is investing more than £2 million of National Lottery funding on a project to support older people to remain in or return to work in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.