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Membership

You’re in good company with BSR. With 25 years of experience from farm to factory to boardroom, we translate ideas into real outcomes that deliver value for business and society.

Member Benefits

As a BSR member, your company will gain access to a powerful global network of member companies, thought leaders, peers, and stakeholders—all focused on creating viable sustainability solutions.

Benefits Overview

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Expertise and Insights

Access to BSR expertise to improve company performance

Dedicated account representative, plus access to global staff
Customized support (see our menu of engagement options)
Annual meeting with BSR account team to discuss strategy and emerging trends
Discount of 33 percent on standard consulting rates
Unlimited subscriptions to BSR Insight newsletter and participation in members-only Sustainability Matters webinars held year-round

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Collaborative Solutions

Collaborative initiatives to generate sustainability solutions

Access to suite of Collaborative Initiatives to learn, work, and drive change across topics, regions, and functional areas
Participation in a designated BSR Collaborative Initiatives at no extra cost, or credit to participate in any other BSR initiative
Opportunities to participate in global grant-funded Collaborative Initiatives and research

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Networking

Networking opportunities with peers and stakeholders

Participation in annual spring events in regions, and series of smaller industry- and issue-based events year-round
Discount on BSR Conference and select events

Resources

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Spark Members

These Spark Members are partnering with BSR on a deeper level to redefine sustainable business.

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Illustrative Member List

250+

Global Members

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Cook Medical Holdings
Swire Pacific Limited
Toshiba Corporation
Grundfos Holding A/S
NRG Energy, Inc.
Cisco Systems Inc.
Bloomin’ Brands, Inc.
Marks and Spencer p.l.c.
Edison International
Merck KGaA
American Eagle Outfitters, Inc.
AB Lindex
The Carlyle Group LP
Hitachi, Ltd.
Fossil, Inc.
Dell Inc.
BP International Limited
Leo Pharma AS
Arup
Nordstrom, Inc.
Jabil Circuit, Inc.
Pride of Lions
ETAM SCE
Silicon Valley Bank
NEC Corporation
PIMCO
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG)
New Balance Athletics, Inc.
Williams-Sonoma, Inc.
ENEL SPA
General Atlantic
Capri Holdings Limited
PVH Corp.
Newlight Partners LP
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Comcast Corporation

Eligibility and Dues

Any company that’s committed to improving its sustainability performance is eligible to join BSR. Membership can be initiated at any time, and dues are renewed annually based on an organization's operating budget.

Corporate Members

Corporate membership dues are based on a company’s total consolidated annual revenues for the most recently completed fiscal year for which audited financial statements are available, per the table below.

Annual Revenues	Annual Dues
Less than US$5 billion	US$13,000
US$5 billion - less than US$10 billion	US$20,000
US$10 billion - less than US$20 billion	US$26,000
US$20 billion - less than US$50 billion	US$33,000
US$50 billion or more	US$40,000

Associate Members

Please note that the Associate Membership is only available to companies with annual gross revenues of less than US$1 billion, or to non-company organizations (e.g., NGOs, nonprofits, and academic institutions). Please refer to the member benefits comparison matrix page to compare Corporate and Associate membership benefits.

Associate Membership is available only to companies with annual gross revenues of less then US$1 billion, or to non-company organizations (e.g., NGOs, nonprofits, and academic institutions).
Associate membership annual membership dues are US$3,000.
BSR retains the right to review associate member candidacy to ensure that membership is mutually beneficial for the entity, BSR, and BSR's member companies.

Spotlight on Our Members

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How Do We Measure the Impact of Our Membership?

Laura Gitman, Chief Operating Officer, BSR

More than 250 companies in nearly 30 countries, spanning 10 industry sectors, representing more than US$2.6 trillion in revenue and more than 15 million employees: This is how we scale our impact at a global level.

Our Theory of Change: The Rationale Behind BSR’s Open Membership Policy

Laura Gitman, Chief Operating Officer, BSR

We believe in working with business to truly create a more just and sustainable world. We can’t do that if we only work with the small percentage of companies who are already 100 percent committed.

Top 10 Reasons to Be a BSR Member

Laura Gitman, Chief Operating Officer, BSR

Why is it that more than 250 of the world’s largest and most influential companies have chosen to work with us to build a better world? These are the top 10 reasons that we hear from members the most.

Reflections on the BSR Member Spotlight Series: A Conversation with BSR Vice President Laura Gitman

Laura Gitman, Chief Operating Officer, BSR; Eva Dienel, Expert Contributor

To wrap up our series of conversations with leaders from BSR member companies, our Vice President and head of global membership discussed her insights on the themes in how companies are focusing on sustainability today and the biggest changes she's seen over the past decade.

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About Us

BSR™ is a global nonprofit organization that works with its network of more than 250 member companies and other partners to build a just and sustainable world. From its offices in Asia, Europe, and North America, BSR™ develops sustainable business strategies and solutions through consulting, research, and cross-sector collaboration. Learn more about BSR’s 25 years of leadership in sustainability.