BWB is not here to follow the leader. We are here to lead. We believe that business can be a force for exponential good, and has the potential for large scale, radical change. We care about people and the collective, and are reimagining leadership and business to create an economy of care.

We invite you to learn more about our commitments:

• BWB’s Partner Up Project. Learn more about our annual scholarship that offers one emerging entrepreneur up to $20,000 in services to take their business from idea to reality. 

• The 3% equity fund. Each year BWB donates 3% of our total proceeds to BIPOC and 2SLGBTQIA+ organizations and initiatives. To date, we’ve used these funds to work with an anti–gun violence organization in the Bay Area, a community nonprofit in Washington D.C., to fund a scholarship for a trans yoga retreat, and to provide access to BWB community programs.

• We go beyond compliance to truly center accessibility in design. This is an evolving area of growth where there is continual room for learning and improvement as new understandings and technologies emerge. We believe accessibility is our responsibility as creators, and a mandate in business. 

• BWB has partnered with accessiBe, the market leader in web accessibility, to make the websites we build more accessible. accessiBe promotes accessibility in accordance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

• Revolution & Growth is our community program, giving our clients access to foundational BWB work in an intimate group setting at a lower price point than individual packages.

• Equity pricing tiers for all community offerings, including training, workshops, and retreats, and payment plan options for all 1:1 work. Our community programs also have scholarship options available, which are prioritized for 2SLGBTQIA+ and BIPOC folks.

• We subsidize the cost of ongoing education such as skill building, personal and professional development opportunities to bring more access to folks in our community. 

• Client and community agreements. All of our project contracts and group programs start from a foundation of collective agreements. We co-create agreements to decentralize power, and create intentional, brave space together.

• We have developed a partnership with Tristan Katz, a writer, educator and consultant who specializes in trans and queer inclusion and marketing. Since 2021, Tristan has led BWB clients and community members through a series of equity-focused training programs.

• All of our classes, virtual sessions and workshops offer closed captioning, recordings, and full permissions to attend to individual needs. For example, parents and caregivers are welcome to have those they care for as part of the experience.

• We consider varied learning and communications styles in our creative processes and programs and use multimedia tools such as visual notes, loom videos, voice memos, and graphic facilitation that enhance access.