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Julien Quidor Dit Pasquet, co-founder of the creative and committed agency The Good Company, created The Good Proof in partnership with Promise Consulting and The New Anthorpology. A tool to help brands identify, create and prioritize their CSR commitments.

64% of French people think that a brand should communicate if it implements CSR (corporate social responsibility) actions. Faced with this number, the mistrust of the same respondents is very high: 66% believe that the actions promoted are not a reality. This finding has accelerated since 2019 when they were only 49%. For Julien Quidor Dit Pasquet, co-founder of the creative agency The Good Company, “we are witnessing a responsible revolution where brands will be disrupted socially and environmentally on their responsibilities.

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A new offering to help brands identify, create and prioritise evidence of their commitment.

What evidence of commitment should be prioritised for communication? How to stand out from the crowd when all brands today are seeking to highlight their social and environmental commitments? What innovations with a positive impact should be prioritised? Should we communicate on a single emblematic proof of commitment or – conversely – communicate on a wide range of CSR commitments? Where to start, quite simply …

It is precisely to answer these types of questions that The Good Company, a committed and responsible consulting agency, in partnership with Promise Consulting and The New Anthropology, is launching a new tool for brands: The Good Proof©.

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In the jungle of good intentions, real or supposed brand commitments, how do you find your way around? Who to believe? Should we communicate or not? The Good Company, with Promise Consulting and The New Anthropology, offers a new tool: The Good Proof. With three areas of expertise: those of The Good Company in brand consultancy, those of Promise Consulting in market research and customer intelligence and those of The New Anthropology in design thinking and exploratory collective reflection. “Labels, standards, products, services, sourcing, employer branding… the possible fields of intervention for a company in terms of social and environmental responsibility are potentially very vast. At a time when brands are more than ever called upon to take a stand on responsible issues (cf. the current events surrounding the Pact Law, companies with a mission or the Etats Généraux de la Communication), the question of which initiatives to put forward is urgently raised” explains Luc Wise, CEO and Founder of The Good Company. Several advertisers are already beta-testing this new tool.

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