The Keyholding Company (TKC) has achieved B Corp certification and joins a global community of around 6,000 businesses dedicated to meeting high standards of environmental and social impact.
B Corp is a global standard for ethical business practice established by B Lab, a non-profit organisation that is working towards a common vision of “business as a force for good”. Being B Corp Certified represents a commitment to operating with transparency and accountability, in which businesses must balance profit with purpose. For TKC, this certification affirms its commitment to ethical practices, sustainability, and driving positive impact within the security industry.
Our B Corp Certification highlights that the security industry can and should take ethics, sustainability, and community impact seriously,
To achieve certification, TKC underwent B Lab’s rigorous B Impact Assessment, which evaluates performance across five key areas: Governance, Environment, Workers, Community and Customers.
TKC believe that exceptional security services can coexist with a commitment to protecting people and the planet and saw achieving B Corp Certification as the ideal framework to unite the many ESG initiatives they already had in place.
This belief drives their commitment to impactful actions, such as introducing an electric vehicle fleet within their London Operations, implementing transparent emissions reporting, fostering active ED&I strategies geared towards personal and professional development (like the award-nominated My TKC Journey initiative), and championing local businesses via their service partner network.
“Our B Corp Certification highlights that the security industry can and should take ethics, sustainability, and community impact seriously,” explains Charlie Gordon Lennox, TKC’s CEO. “There is an increasing call for responsible practices. We want to show that it is possible to uphold high ethical standards while maintaining operational excellence.”
Maintaining the certification requires ongoing commitment, with companies needing to re-certify every three years and publish annual Impact Reports, detailing how they are tracking against various assessment criteria and sustainability objectives.
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