In Italy, there are already 5,000 of them, employing 250,000 workers and generating 70 billion euros in revenue.

Benefit corporations demonstrate that it is possible to combine profitability with social responsibility, pursuing the interests of both shareholders and the community. From tourism to manufacturing, an increasing number of companies are choosing to measure their success not only in economic terms, but also in terms of their social and environmental impact.

This topic was discussed during the webinar “Benefit Corporations: When Social Benefit Strengthens Business Success,” by our Pier Luigi Morara and Alberto Bassi of Serantoni e Associati.

Wednesday, November 19, 2025 – from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Webinar

Following the webinar “Benefit Corporations: When Social Benefit Strengthens Business Success,” we have summarized some of the key concepts that emerged in 10 + 2 points.

The goal is, once again, to provide clarity: on the one hand, by dispelling some of the misconceptions that still surround this model, and on the other, by highlighting the legal and organizational opportunities associated with the decision to become a Benefit Corporation.

The document also includes two concluding remarks:
🟨 the fact that the Benefit model is not an “add-on,” but rather an approach that permeates the entire organization;
🟨 the relationship with cooperative societies, which, by virtue of their structure and mutualistic principles, are naturally suited to promoting the common good without altering their original purpose