By R. Todd Johnson*
Assemblyperson Jared Huffman introduced his much-awaited amendment to AB 361 last week, providing for the California version of the Benefit Corporation.
*Todd is a partner at the law firm of Jones Day, where he founded their Silicon Valley Office and runs their Renewable Energy and Sustainability Practice. The views expressed in this column are solely Todd’s personal views, not the views of Jones Day or its clients, and the information provided as to his affiliation with Jones Day is solely for purposes of identification and may not and should not be construed to imply endorsement or even support by Jones Day of the views expressed herein.
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Bay Area Council supports California's Benefit Corporation in AB 361 - an opportunity for corporations to act in a sustainable manner linking outcomes to profits and social and environmental benefits.
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ReplyDeleteAssemblyperson Jared Huffman’s introduction of the amendment to AB 361 marks a significant step toward establishing a California framework for Benefit Corporations, aiming to balance profit with public good. The proposal reflects growing interest in integrating social and environmental goals into corporate governance structures. It also highlights continued legislative momentum around sustainable and responsible business practices in the state. Todd, a partner at Jones Day and founder of its Silicon Valley office, notes these developments in a personal capacity, with views not representing the firm or its clients.
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