Client REVIEWS

Experiences with Us

About our Courses & Talks

A governmental institution requested Plura a three-week intensive program to position small enterprises as sustainable businesses and covered the following courses:

Course 1: Entrepreneurship & Innovation.
Course 2: UN Sustainable Development Goals in Business.
Course 3: Sustainable Certifications.

Achieved goals:

Align purpose-driven brands and financial thrive.
Apply assessment tools to measure a sustainable business.
Convey business sustainability impact to stakeholders.

"A very productive experience. We have been able to reinforce previous knowledge and it has motivated us to put it into practice, in order to become a more efficient, responsible and conscious company. Our goal is to become a triple impact certified company"

"The course allowed me to analyze the business plan of my enterprise and to redefine our goals in a COVID-19 context to take actions - finding new market opportunities within threats and challenges"

"With the acquired knowledge, it is my commitment to incorporate sustainability in my business, through a strategic plan for actions in favor of people, the planet, and prosperity - strengthening SDG#16 Access to Justice for All"

"The course allowed us to build a network between the enterprises, crucial for creating strategic alliances"

“Livo Alimentos is very satisfied with all the knowledge acquired in this course. We are more aware of the importance of contributing as companies and as Ecuadorian producers to build a better planet by reducing our ecological footprint”

How Plura can boost your Sustainable, Humane and Regenerative Business

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Cristina Saransig

KintiDown – Ecuador

KintiDown arises from the holistic mindset that we have, as Kichwa-Otavalo indigenous people. Our entrepreneurship spirit was inspired by Down Syndrome, an unknown condition in our environment. However, we believed in our dream. We potentiated this enormous advantage with local cooperation and, at the same time, we took advantage of what the land offers us; as well as the sustenance and protection of our moors and natural environments. This wonderful integration could be defined and polished with the integration of the SDGs thanks to the training provided by Plura Consulting, which has allowed our brand, apart from being sustainable, to have a triple impact in aspects such as: the reduction of waste and circular economy; in the empowerment of people with disabilities; in caring for and taking advantage of our ecosystems by being reciprocal. We are KintiDown and we go beyond the goal …

About our Sustainability Advisory

Plura Consulting CEO, Daniela Cox is a B Leader trained in the first B Leader program in 2020 and is member of the B Leaders Network in the Nordic region. She collaborates to introduce and guide on the B Impact Assessment to boost the chances for companies to potentially obtain the B Corp certification.

Further services by Plura Consulting on Sustainability Advisory are independent from the B Corp movement.

Imarit is a creative clothing brand with a vision of circularity in clothing, where materials are kept in continual circulation and there is not textile waste. This European-based company creates handmade knitwear ellaborated by women artisans in Peru, with locally-sourced organic alpaca wool.

"Plura Consulting, represented by B Leader, Daniela Cox, guided us through the B Impact Assessment by B Corp, which gave us a holistic perspective on our operations and business model. Daniela helped us boosting our value impacting our community, environment, and customers. We are satisfied throughout the whole process, as now we have a measurable starting point to identify further opportunities in our sustainable fashion journey"

“Plura Consulting introduced our firm on how to incorporate the SDGs in our business. Through inspiring examples and expert knowledge in the field, Plura helped us identify new ways to communicate our sustainable practices in the Life Science industry”

"Cada charla con Daniela Cox, CEO de Plura Consulting, es un nuevo despertar de conciencia, una oportunidad para replantearme aquellas cosas que llevamos décadas dando por hecho. Si no nos movemos las cosas no cambian y la flexibilidad, adaptación y resiliencia son esenciales en Plura. Algunos de los retos que plantea la organización a título personal deberíamos considerarlos deberes sociales y tenerlos en cuenta como nuevos retos a nivel global, como la creación o regeneración de comunidades conscientes y diversas, tal y como charlamos en nuestro último encuentro”