Value proposition

The Voice for Clean Capitalism since 2002.

Corporate Knights is the voice for clean capitalism

Corporate Knights Inc. (CK) has two subsidiaries: CK Media, which includes the award-winning business and society magazine Corporate Knights, and CK Capital, which produces corporate rankings, research reports and financial products based on corporate sustainability performance. Its best-known rankings include the Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada and the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations. In June 2013, Corporate Knights was named “Magazine of the Year” by Canada’s National Magazine Awards Foundation.

Our flagship magazine is distributed quarterly as an insert in the Globe and Mail and Washington Post. Individual copies can be purchased at magazine newsstands across North America or via online newsstand. Print and digital subscriptions are also available.

As one of the world’s largest circulation (125K+) magazines focused on the intersection of business and society, Corporate Knights is the most prominent brand in the clean capitalism media space. We define “clean capitalism” as an economic system in which prices incorporate social, economic and ecological benefits and costs, and actors know the full impacts of their actions. Our vision is to provide information empowering markets to foster a better world.

CK is also proud to be the first print business magazine and research firm in the world to be a Certified B Corp. We believe that companies meet their highest purpose when they serve the interests of society, and being certified helps to firm up our own personal commitment. To earn certification, B Corps must meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability and transparency. As an example, we’re proud to say this website is powered by 100% renewable electricity from Canada.

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