B Corp Champions Retreat 2026

This experience requires a special ticket. Click the "Reserve Tickets" button, find the corresponding ticket, and add this session to your schedule after purchasing or using your activity credit.

This journey begins with a tour of Lisa Geason-Bauer’s (President of B Corp Evolution Marketing and President of B Local WI) eco-home located in rural western Waukesha County. As a practitioner of sustainability Lisa has been remodeling her 50 + year old home over the last eight years, and the walking tour will showcase all of the different energy efficiency and sustainable living upgrades made to her home. We will also learn about national and regional energy policy, and actions that homeowners can take to reduce their energy burden from Tom Content, Executive Director of the Citizens Utility Board of Wisconsin.

Our second site visit will be to the Stone Bank Farmers Market store a couple miles away, where participants will be able to purchase a locally sourced lunch from the Farmers Market Cafe and/or Nourish. Guests will tour the farm gardens, and learn about the history of the farm, sustainable agriculture and their partnership with the Faye Gehl Conservation Foundation. 

• Transportation: Carpools/vans, or on your own to meet at Lisa's home by 11am (address provided via email)
• Dress code: Casual, dress for weather
• Cost: Free, lunch for additional purchase
• Timing note: This tour will convene at 10am at the Hyatt lobby to split into carpools. The home tour portion will begin at 11am, lunch at 1:30pm and return back to the Hyatt by 4pm.

This experience requires a special ticket and is now sold out.

Step away from the daily hustle and reconnect with nature during a guided Forest Bathing experience in the Urban Ecology Center (UEC) Riverside Park urban forest. The experience begins with a brief introduction to the UEC and its mission as a nature‑based community organization, followed by a gentle, sensory‑focused journey outdoors.

Participants will enjoy a mindful stroll that emphasizes sensory exploration and grounding in nature, easing into a guided Forest Bathing experience led through slow, intentional prompts and reflective practices. Forest Bathing is a globally recognized, research‑backed wellness practice shown to reduce stress and cortisol levels, boost mood and immunity, improve focus and emotional balance, and deepen connection to the natural world.

Join us to pause, reset, and experience the restorative power of the forest, creating space and calm before stepping into the full Champions Retreat experience.

Info for attendees:

• Tour Location: Urban Ecology Center - Riverside Park, 1500 E Park Pl, Milwaukee, WI 53211
• Timing: Official tour start time at UEC is 9:00am. Meet at Hyatt Regency lobby at 8:30am to depart by 8:45 a.m. Look for Jessy Servi Ortiz, who will be holding a sign for the Urban Ecology Center. The excursion will end by 11am, to return to the Hyatt by 11:15am.
• Waivers: The Urban Ecology Center requires a general liability waiver to be completed in advance. We’ll have those printed and ready for you at the meeting spot at Hyatt Regency. There will also be copies for when you arrive. 
  

• Transportation: A Lyft code (UECFBE) is available for confirmed attendees. To help us make the most of these shared resources, we kindly encourage coordinating rides to and from the Hyatt with fellow attendees whenever possible.
  

• Dress code: Casual with layers, comfortable and sturdy walking shoes, and a hat/sunglasses. We will be outside in the forest and along a river on an unpaved path. Please plan to be outside in the weather for the entire session. In the event of inclement weather, we will adjust as needed.
  

• Accessibility: The surfaces we'll be traversing during experiences include: pavement, woodchipped trails, dirt trails, with hazards like uneven surfaces, tree roots, and possible branches to navigate around. There will be some inclines along the trail systems as well. All experiences can be facilitated in English, Spanish Translation available upon request. 
  

• What to Bring: Refillable water bottle

This experience requires a special ticket. Click the "Reserve Tickets" button, find the corresponding ticket, and add this session to your schedule after purchasing or using your activity credit.

Start your 2026 Champions Retreat experience with a hands-on, community-focused pre-conference event in partnership with Hunger Task Force, Milwaukee’s leading anti-hunger organization. Participants will help pack nutritious food boxes distributed to families and seniors across Wisconsin, directly supporting the state’s only free and local food bank. Guests will also have an option to meet in the Hunger Task Force kitchen for a cooking workshop making pancakes, including ingredients from B Corps like King Arthur Baking. Participants will also hear from Tru Earth about their giving model, with insights on how to build meaningful partnerships with food banks. This meaningful blend of service and culinary fun offers a memorable way to give back while savoring local flavor.

Know before you go:

• Hunger Task Force requires both liability and media waivers to be completed in order to participate. We will have these printed and ready for you to sign.
• Volunteers must be 16 years or older and able to lift 30+ pounds, with some lifting, twisting, bending, and standing for extended periods. If any of these requirements present a challenge, please let us know — we’re happy to organize accommodations.
• If you have any food allergies not shared with us during registration, please reply and let us know.

Key Info for Attendees:

• Tour Location: Hunger Task Force, 5000 W Electric Ave, Milwaukee WI 53219
• TIming: Meet at the Hyatt Regency lobby at 9:00 a.m. CT. Look for representatives from Tru Earth who will be holding a sign for the Hunger Task Force. We will aim to depart by 9:10am, to arrive at Hunger Task Force by 9:30am. The tour will end at 12:45pm, to return to the Hyatt by 1pm.
• Transportation: A Lyft code (HTFPAN) is available for your use. To help us make the most of these shared resources, we kindly encourage coordinating rides to and from Hunger Task Force with fellow attendees whenever possible.
• Dress code: Casual
• What to Bring: Refillable water bottle
  

Join Alliance for the Great Lakes for an Adopt-a-Beach cleanup along Milwaukee River, meeting at Père Marquette Park! We will work together to remove litter from the park and riverwalk and collect valuable data about what we are finding. This data helps scientists study sources of pollution and helps policy makers develop new programs and policies. At the cleanup, Alliance for the Great Lakes staff will discuss the importance of the Great Lakes ecosystem, issues that impact this ecosystem such as plastic pollution, and how community science programs like Adopt-a-Beach play a role in addressing plastic pollution in the Great Lakes.

Important notes for attendees:

• To participate in the cleanup, you will have to sign off on our Adopt-a-Beach waiver. To make the check-in process more efficient day-of, please register for the cleanup through our website before Tuesday’s cleanup using the link below, which will allow you to sign off on our waiver ahead of Tuesday—thank you very much! Upon doing so, you will also receive an emailed link to complete the Milwaukee County Parks Agreement, which the city requires. Adopt-a-Beach cleanup registration link:  https://adopt.greatlakes.org/s/cleanupregistration?c__recId=a2oPm000001vDBF&c__privtoken=185929
• When you arrive, please check in with the site leads, who will be identifiable with Alliance T-Shirts. We will meet near the gazebo structure along the river at Père Marquette Park.
• The Alliance for the Great Lakes will provide all cleanup supplies (bags, gloves, etc.), but if you have reusable gloves you’d like to use, feel free to bring them!
• It doesn’t look like there are public restroom facilities at the park, so please plan accordingly.
• Dress for the weather and bring some water!
• Please wear comfortable closed-toed shoes, and dress to be out in the elements for a couple of hours.
• Please bring a water bottle and sun protection with you as well.
• We’ll conclude cleanup activities around 12pm with a group photo!

There will also be an opportunity for participants to continue conversations and networking at Lakefront Brewery following the cleanup. Please note the kitchen won't be open for food at Lakefront until 3pm, but you are welcome to enjoy a drink and bring in your own food. We hope to see you there!

We will meet at Père Marquette Park, with the cleanup continuing along the riverwalk toward Lakefront Brewery.

• Transportation: Meet at cleanup site, Lyft codes available
• Dress code: Casual, weather-ready, closed-toed and comfortable walking shoes
• Cost: Free

This event is sold out.

This experience requires a special ticket, and is now SOLD OUT.

Before the 2026 Champions Retreat kicks off, guests are invited to join a special pre-conference experience at local B Corporation, Stone Creek Coffee’s Roastery for an immersive look at Milwaukee’s craft coffee culture, paired with a meaningful service opportunity. Participants will tour the roastery, learn about Stone Creek’s commitment to creating remarkable care through ethical sourcing and sustainable production, and enjoy fresh brews straight from the source. After the tour, attendees will roll up their sleeves for a hands-on peanut butter sandwich-making activity to support the Guest House of Milwaukee, preparing meals for individuals experiencing homelessness. This warm, community-centered event blends learning, giving back, and remarkable coffee. We hope you’ll join in on their Never Stop Learning journey.

Key Info for Attendees:

• Tour Location: Stone Creek Coffee’s Factory Café, 422 N 5th St, Milwaukee WI 53203

• Timing: The tour will start at 10am at Stone Creek Coffee’s Factory Cafe. If attendees would like to walk or ride together, you’re welcome to look for others in the Hyatt Regency lobby around 9:40am. The tour will end by 2pm.

• Transportation/Location: Stone Creek Coffee, Factory Café is located at 422 N 5th St, Milwaukee, WI 53203 - a short walk (6 minutes) from the Hyatt & Baird Center. Stone Creek Coffee's Employee Care Team will present to the Baird Center on Tuesday morning to walk folks over to Stone Creek Coffee's Factory. For those who would prefer not to walk, a member of the Employee Care Team will drive participants to the Factory.

• Dress code: Casual

This experience requires a special ticket and is now SOLD OUT. Tour sites require prior registration, so please do not arrive to the tour without a ticket.

Join Korinne Haeffel of the U.S. Green Building Council for an immersive tour highlighting Milwaukee’s most innovative sustainable built-environment projects. Weather permitting, the experience will include a walking tour of LEED-certified buildings in the Milwaukee area. Milwaukee is home to exceptional examples of green building, from pioneering mass timber and adaptive reuse projects to high-performance operations and maintenance, including the first project in the United States to earn LEED v5 O+M certification. Through on-the-ground observations and expert insights, Korinne will showcase the strategies, technologies, and community partnerships driving the city’s sustainability progress, offering a firsthand look at how thoughtful design and collaboration are shaping a healthier, more resilient urban future.

Important Information for Ticketholders/Tour Attendees:
 
Meeting Location Please meet in person at the first site, Ascent MKE, between 9:45–10:00 AM
700 E. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee, WI
The tour begins promptly at 10:00 AM.
 
Walking Expectations:
This tour involves a significant amount of walking and standing over four hours, including outdoor segments between sites. Comfortable footwear and weather-appropriate clothing are strongly recommended.
 
Security & Entry Requirements – Fiserv Forum:

• Photo ID is required for entry
• The group must enter together; late arrivals cannot be accommodated
• Backpacks and larger bags are likely not permitted

 
Meals:
Lunch will be on your own during a 45-minute stop at 3rd Street Market Hall. Explore the food vendors https://3rdstmarkethall.com/
 
Sites Visited (in order):

1. Ascent MKE – LEED v5–certified mass timber residential tower
2. Baird Center – LEED Gold–certified convention center
3. Fiserv Forum – Triple LEED–certified arena and final tour stop

This experience requires a special ticket and is now sold out.

Step inside a place where play powers purpose. At Radio Flyer’s LEED Platinum–certified Chicago HQ, Champions Retreat attendees will get a behind-the-scenes look at how a 100+ year-old icon reinvented itself by making joy a serious strategy. Hear from Chief Wagon Officer (aka CEO) Robert Pasin as he shares the story of reviving his family’s business from a company that was struggling to a FUNomenal culture that’s earned Fortune’s #1 Place to Work and Fast Company Most Innovative Companies. Tour a one -of- kind workplace where scooters and go-karts race through the halls, recess shows up in meetings, and innovation is fueled by playful thinking. Cap it all off with a photo in front of the world’s largest wagon (yes, really). Come for the inspiration, stay for the proof that purpose, performance, and play can thrive together—and leave ready to bring a little more joy and creativity back to your own organization.

Timing note: Radio Flyer's HQ is located in Chicago, about a 1.5hr drive from Milwaukee. If you are confirmed on the tour, please meet at the Hyatt Regency lobby at 9:45am, with 10am as the expected departure time from downtown Milwaukee/ The tour at Radio Flyer to begin at 11:30am. The group is expected to depart Radio Flyer at 2pm, to return to downtown Milwaukee around 3:30pm.

This is a family-friendly opportunity. Children of all ages are welcome at this excursion free of charge for Champions Retreat ticketholders. If you plan to bring your child(ren) please notify us at [email protected].

• Transportation: Shuttle & carpools between Milwaukee and Radio Flyer HQ in Chicago
• Dress code: Casual; play-ready
• Note: Family-friendly experience
• Cost: $45 per adult, free for kids

This experience requires a special ticket. Click the "Reserve Tickets" button, find the corresponding ticket, and add this session to your schedule after purchasing or using your activity credit.

Start your 2026 Champions Retreat experience with a hands-on, community-focused pre-conference event in partnership with Hunger Task Force, Milwaukee’s leading anti-hunger organization. Participants will help pack nutritious food boxes distributed to families and seniors across Wisconsin, directly supporting the state’s only free and local food bank. Guests will also have an option to meet in the Hunger Task Force kitchen for a cooking workshop making easy scratch pizza, including ingredients from B Corps like King Arthur Baking and Cabot Creamery. Participants will also hear from Tru Earth about their giving model, with insights on how to build meaningful partnerships with food banks. This meaningful blend of service and culinary fun offers a memorable way to give back while savoring local flavor.

Know before you go:

• Hunger Task Force requires both liability and media waivers to be completed in order to participate. We will have these printed and ready for you to sign.
• Volunteers must be 16 years or older and able to lift 30+ pounds, with some lifting, twisting, bending, and standing for extended periods. If any of these requirements present a challenge, please let us know — we’re happy to organize accommodations.
• If you have any food allergies not shared with us during registration, please reply and let us know.

Key Info for Attendees:

• Tour Location: Hunger Task Force, 5000 W Electric Ave, Milwaukee WI 53219
• TIming: Meet at the Hyatt Regency lobby at 1:00pm. Look for individuals holding a sign for Hunger Task Force. We will aim to depart by 1:10pm, to arrive at Hunger Task Force by 1:30pm. The tour will end at 4:45pm, to return to the Hyatt by 5pm.
• Transportation: A Lyft code (HTFSPCC) is available for your use. To help us make the most of these shared resources, we kindly encourage coordinating rides to and from Hunger Task Force with fellow attendees whenever possible.
• Dress code: Casual
• What to Bring: Refillable water bottle
  

Begin the Champions Retreat experience with a tour of Milwaukee’s historic and revitalized Bronzeville neighborhood. The journey starts at America’s Black Holocaust Museum, where participants will gain meaningful context about the region’s history, resilience, and cultural legacy. From there, guests will explore the neighborhood, visiting a selection of outstanding Black-owned businesses that are shaping Bronzeville’s vibrant renaissance. Along the way, you’ll hear stories of entrepreneurship, culture, and community leadership that continue to define the area today.

A few helpful notes:

• This is a walking tour, so please wear comfortable shoes
• Dress for the weather, as portions of the experience will take place outdoors
• Consider bringing a water bottle for the walk

Key Info for Attendees:

• Location: The tour will begin at America’s Black Holocaust Museum, 401 W North Ave, Milwaukee WI 53212
• Timing: The tour will begin at 2pm. We’ll convene at the Hyatt Regency lobby at 1:30pm for ride shares. Look for LaShawndra Vernon, who will be holding a sign for the Bronzeville Walking Tour. We will aim to depart by 1:45pm. The tour is expected to last around 2 hours, and will wrap by 4pm. We invite you to stay, shop, and enjoy the neighborhood beyond the end of the tour.
• Transportation: A Lyft code (BHBWT26) is available for your use. To help us make the most of these shared resources, we kindly encourage coordinating rides to and from the meeting point with fellow attendees whenever possible
• Location: 401 W North Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53212
• Dress code: Casual; comfortable walking shoes recommended
• What to Bring: Refillable water bottle
• Hosts: Raynetta “Ray” Hill, Executive Director, Historic King Drive Business Improvement District No. 8 and LaShawndra Vernon, Chief Executive Officer/Founder, Pryme Solutions LLC.

This experience requires a special ticket and is now sold out.

Join us at Flowers For Dreams in historic Walker’s Point for the floral workshop of your dreams. After a brief behind-the-scenes tour of the studio, participants will be guided through the art and mechanics of designing seasonal event florals. The Flowers For Dreams team will walk you through the key components of floral design — from selecting blooms and incorporating texture to building balanced, eye-catching arrangements. You’ll learn insider tips on color palettes, composition, and the techniques we use to create event-ready pieces.

To make the experience even more special, you’ll be designing arrangements in East Fork pottery vessels for the Opening Reception that evening. Be sure to admire your handiwork (and brag a little) when you see your creation on full display as table centerpieces at the Mitchell Domes. Whether you’re a flower enthusiast or a total beginner, this hands-on workshop is the perfect opportunity to get creative, learn something new, and design something truly beautiful.

Key Info for Attendees:

• Location: Flowers for Dreams - 133 West Pittsburgh Ave, Milwaukee WI 53204
• Timing: The workshop will begin at 2pm at Flowers for Dreams’s studio. You're welcome to meet at the Hyatt Regency Lobby at 1:30pm if you’d like to share a ride. Look for someone holding a sign that says Flowers for Dreams! The tour will end by 4pm. 
• Transportation: A Lyft code (FFDFW26) is available for your use. To help us make the most of these shared resources, we kindly encourage coordinating rides to and from Flowers for Dreams with fellow attendees whenever possible.
• Dress code: Casual
  

This experience requires a special ticket. Click the "Reserve Tickets" button, find the corresponding ticket, and add this session to your schedule after purchasing or using your activity credit.

Spend your day outdoors making a meaningful impact—cleaning up litter, connecting with others, and enjoying the fresh air. Whether you’re coming on your own or with a group, every pair of hands helps.

About Milwaukee Riverkeeper

We are a community-led, science-backed nonprofit working to protect and improve the health of the waterways in the Milwaukee River Basin. Our mission is to protect, improve, and advocate for water quality, riparian wildlife habitat, and sound land management in the Milwaukee, Menomonee, and Kinnickinnic River Watersheds. We envision a future in which people from all walks of life can enjoy the healthy waterways of the Milwaukee River Basin. Learn more about what we do at milwaukeeriverkeeper.org.

Milwaukee Riverkeeper will provide bags, gloves, supplies and FREE T-SHIRTS, and YOU provide the hands and energy to pick up trash. Grab a garbage bag, and let's clean up! We look forward to rolling up our sleeves together and making a positive impact on Milwaukee’s waterways!

Participants will receive a free drink at Lakefront Brewery after the cleanups. Please follow this registration link which includes the waiver and T-shirt size form. 

What to expect:

• A brief welcome and safety overview from the Milwaukee Riverkeepers team
• A guided cleanup along the river and surrounding areas
• Time to connect with fellow participants while supporting a healthier watershed

Key Info for Attendees:

• Location: Meet at Cambridge Commons at UWM, 2323 N Cambridge Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53211
• Timing: Meet at the cleanup location at 2pm, or convene at the Hyatt Regency at 1:30pm for ride shares. Look for an individual holding a Milwaukee Riverkeeper Sign. The cleanup will plan to wrap by 4pm.
• Transportation: A Lyft code (MRCC26) is available for your use. To help us make the most of these shared resources, we kindly encourage coordinating rides to and from Cambridge Commons with fellow attendees whenever possible.
• What to Bring: Refillable water bottle, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes & dress for the weather.
  

This experience requires a special ticket. Click the "Reserve Tickets" button, find the corresponding ticket, and add this session to your schedule after purchasing or using your activity credit.

Spend your afternoon immersed in nature, connection, and hands‑on learning at the Urban Ecology Center’s (UEC) Riverside Park location. The experience begins with an introduction to the UEC and its mission, followed by a service project getting your hands dirty in the community garden.

Start: Introductory Urban Ecology Center Tour (2:00 - 2:45 PM)
Kick off the afternoon with a guided tour of the Urban Ecology Center. Learn how the UEC came to be and how its spaces are used by the community today. Participants will explore the Riverside Park branch from an insider perspective, discovering ecological design features, the four‑story viewing tower, and the many ways this space supports education, stewardship, and community connection.

🐌 Community Garden Bed Service Project (2:45-3:45 PM)
Get your hands in the dirt and make a tangible impact in Riverside Park’s Community Garden. Volunteers will help prepare and expand more than 3,000 square feet of garden beds for the upcoming growing season. Activities may include pulling weeds, moving logs, adding nutrient‑rich soil, and repurposing natural materials. This hands‑on service project supports fresh food access, community connection, and long‑term sustainability.

UEC provides all tools, work gloves, staff guidance, and project coordination.
 
🔥 Closing Experience for All: Campfire & S’mores (3:45 - 4:30 PM)
All afternoon experiences come together at the campfire for a shared closing gathering around the fire in one of Milwaukee’s favorite outdoor spaces. Connect with fellow participants, reflect on the afternoon, and enjoy simple snacks or gooey s’mores before heading into the evening program. This relaxed, welcoming campfire offers a warm and memorable close to the afternoon and an easy transition into your conference experience.

Key Info for Attendees:

• Tour Location: Urban Ecology Center - Riverside Park, 1500 E Park Pl, Milwaukee, WI 53211
• Timing: Official tour start time at UEC is 2:00pm. Meet at Hyatt Regency lobby at 1:30pm to depart by 1:45pm. Look for an individual holding a sign for the Urban Ecology Center. The excursion will end by 4:30pm.
• Waivers: The Urban Ecology Center requires a general liability waiver to be completed in advance. We’ll have those printed and ready for you at the meeting spot at Hyatt Regency. There will also be copies for when you arrive. 

• Transportation: A Lyft code (UECCR26) is available for confirmed attendees. To help us make the most of these shared resources, we kindly encourage coordinating rides to and from the Hyatt with fellow attendees whenever possible.

• Dress code: Casual with layers, comfortable and sturdy walking shoes, and a hat/sunglasses. 
• Accessibility: The surfaces we'll be traversing during experiences include: pavement, woodchipped trails, dirt trails, with hazards like uneven surfaces, tree roots, and possible branches to navigate around. There will be some inclines along the trail systems as well.
• What to Bring: Refillable water bottle

This experience requires a special ticket. Click the "Reserve Tickets" button, find the corresponding ticket, and add this session to your schedule after purchasing or using your activity credit.

Spend your afternoon immersed in nature, connection, and hands‑on learning at the Urban Ecology Center’s (UEC) Riverside Park location. The experience begins with an introduction to the UEC and its mission, followed by a facilitated networking experience and gathering around a campfire with other participants.

Start: Introductory Urban Ecology Center Tour (2:00 - 2:45 PM)
Kick off the afternoon with a guided tour of the Urban Ecology Center. Learn how the UEC came to be and how its spaces are used by the community today. Participants will explore the Riverside Park branch from an insider perspective, discovering ecological design features, the four‑story viewing tower, and the many ways this space supports education, stewardship, and community connection.

🤝 Networking in Nature (2:45 - 3:45 PM)
Connect with fellow attendees in a relaxed, outdoor setting designed to encourage conversation and relationship‑building. Expect meaningful connection, fresh air, and space to engage with peers in a natural environment.

🔥 Closing Experience for All: Campfire & S’mores (3:45 - 4:30 PM)
All afternoon experiences come together around the Riverside Park's campfire for a shared closing gathering in one of Milwaukee’s favorite outdoor spaces. Connect with fellow participants, reflect on the afternoon, and enjoy simple snacks or gooey s’mores before heading into the evening program. This relaxed, welcoming campfire offers a warm and memorable close to the afternoon and an easy transition into your conference experience.

Key Info for Attendees:

• Tour Location: Urban Ecology Center - Riverside Park, 1500 E Park Pl, Milwaukee, WI 53211
• Timing: Official tour start time at UEC is 2:00pm. Meet at Hyatt Regency lobby at 1:30pm to depart by 1:45pm. Look for an individual holding a sign for the Urban Ecology Center. The excursion will end by 4:30pm.
• Waivers: The Urban Ecology Center requires a general liability waiver to be completed in advance. We’ll have those printed and ready for you at the meeting spot at Hyatt Regency. There will also be copies for when you arrive. 

• Transportation: A Lyft code (UECCG26) is available for confirmed attendees. To help us make the most of these shared resources, we kindly encourage coordinating rides to and from the Hyatt with fellow attendees whenever possible.

• Dress code: Casual with layers, comfortable and sturdy walking shoes, and a hat/sunglasses. 
• Accessibility: The surfaces we'll be traversing during experiences include: pavement, woodchipped trails, dirt trails, with hazards like uneven surfaces, tree roots, and possible branches to navigate around. There will be some inclines along the trail systems as well.
• What to Bring: Refillable water bottle

This experience requires a special ticket. Click the "Reserve Tickets" button, find the corresponding ticket, and add this session to your schedule after purchasing or using your activity credit.

In collaboration with B Local Illinois, enjoy an immersive Impact Tour that will shine a spotlight on Chicago’s vibrant community of Certified B Corporations, including companies like Metric Coffee and Flowers for Dreams. During this multi-stop experience, participants will visit a selection of mission-driven businesses across the city, gaining behind-the-scenes insight into how these companies embed social and environmental impact into their operations.

Please note, transportation is not provided from Milwaukee to Chicago. The tour is timed for attendees to be able to take the 8:05am-9:24am MKE-CHI Amtrak Hiawatha train service, and we've heard from several attendees who are planning to take this trip. Please book on your own.

• Dress code: Casual, dress for the weather
• Transportation: not provided, walking tour - meet at Metric Coffee Co (2021 W Fulton St, Chicago, IL 60612)
• Cost: $25