Certified B corporations are corporations that meet rigorous standards regarding social and environmental aspects, as well as public transparency and accountability. The B Corp started in 2006 and was created by the non-profit organization B Lab. The B Corp was created in order to establish a new business model in corporations, which, in addition to creating financial profit, would also be aimed at creating benefits in social and environmental segments for all people, communities and planet. At the time of writing, there were 5,279 certified B corporations worldwide employing 433,875 workers, operating in 156 different industries and 83 different countries. Certified B corporations use their business as a force for good and strive to make the world a better place and they do not compete to be the best corporations in the world, but the best for the world. If the corporation wants to go through the certification process, it must go through several steps. The most important steps are certainly the completion of the B Impact Assessment online tool, compliance with laws and legal regulations and the signing of the B Corp Declaration on Interdependence. After certification, corporations become part of the global community. Having a certificate provides them with numerous advantages compared to traditional corporations: attracting and retaining talented workers, creating trust among all stakeholders, creating a positive image in the public and attracting additional investors. Compared to other limited assessments of facilities, products and services, the B Corp certification offers a comprehensive picture of the entire company and the B Impact Assessment focuses on 5 key areas of the corporation operations: management, employees, community, environment and consumers. B Lab Global unites a group of global, regional and national organizations and launches the B Corp movement. It is also working to mobilize its regional communities of the B Corp movement to develop ecosystems and partnerships with the aim of reshaping the economy, which will focus not only on economic but also on social and environmental goals. The paper contains specific indicators that indicate that B Lab, together with its regional organizations and certified B corporations, creates positive effects on the economy and society. Certified B corporations with their way of doing business bring positive effects in the field of community, consumers, workers, environment and company management. On the other hand, B Lab together with its regional organizations through the implementation of various initiatives and plans contributes to a large extent of the creation of positive effects in the field of economy and implementing changes in the economy so, that companies use their operations as a force for good. In addition to B Lab Europe, system B and B Lab UK, which are one of the most active organizations in the promotion of the B Corp movement, other organizations should also be mentioned such as: B Lab Korea, B Lab Singapore, B Lab Market Builder China, B Lab East Africa & South Africa, B Lab Hong Kong & Macau, B Lab U.S. & Canada. Through their work and activities, organizations try to influence corporations and encourage them not to focus their business exclusively on financial aspects, but to use their business as a force for good and positively influence society and the environment.