the ethical move

Pledgees.

Jelle Visser | LoveYork ltd

July 18, 2026

If we keep doing what we’ve done before, we’ll keep getting what we’ve got. It’s time to put the mission before money. It’s time to work for positive change.

Paige Worthy | Paige Worthy LLC

July 18, 2026

I live in the world of sales and marketing, so I have a spidey-sense for when I’m being duped or manipulated. But many consumers don’t — and they shouldn’t have to. It’s our responsibility to wield our power as marketers to educate, delight, empathize with, and persuade customers with heart so they buy what we’re selling for the right reasons.

Mattia Mauree |

July 18, 2026

I help AuDHD people love their brains. I dream of people being so abundantly supported and self-loving that my work becomes irrelevant! And part of that dream is marketing ethically in the meantime.

Noah Abbott | Usertopia

July 18, 2026

As an ethical research, strategy, and design company, we always strive to put people and positive impact at the heart our process, from internal operations right through to how we market ourselves. Here’s to changing the narrative of how people do business!

Rowena Gerrett | Rowena Gerrett

July 18, 2026

I’m making the ethical move because it chimes with my approach in other parts of my business and I want my marketing to reflect this open, authentic mode of being

Jill Prescott | jill prescott

July 18, 2026

I am making the ethical move because it makes sense. As someone that continually practices integrity as a way of being, how could I not be a part of this movement? Plus, shady marketing sucks for everyone.

Kiki Bhaur | 9 Designs & Kiki Bhaur

July 18, 2026

Both my company brand and personal brand are making this pledge as we’ve been practicing ethical sales and marketing since we’ve begun 6 years ago. Seeing and experience the deceitful tactics used by traditional sales, going off the base of fear, made us set out on a completely different direction from the beginning. Only one year ago we also pivoted our agency and my personal brand to focusing on working with positive impact brands. With my personal goal being to build 1000 positive impact brands. This pledge aligns perfectly with the mission I’m on.

Hayley Brown | Bodyspace Movement

July 18, 2026

I am making the ethical move because I am tired of being sold to in a manipulative way and I don’t want to be part of the problem. I offer affordable health services in an area that I can no longer afford to live and want to continue without penalising people by putting up my prices. I want to continue to be genuine in how I sell to people so they feel welcome and that they receive value.

Pascal Weith-Höinghaus | Von Westfalen GmbH

July 18, 2026

When it comes to sustainability, marketing can be a very powerful means toward showing people how a brand is part of the solution. Every day we see more and more cases of misuse and greenwashing rooted in unetical marketing approaches (e. g. Climate Neutral Labels with “ghost certificates”). This is why we are more responsible than ever to use marketing in sustainability wisely!

Sophie Lechner | The Global Growth Experience

July 18, 2026

I am tired of seeing so many solopreneurs who are passionate about their mission, end up shrinking the scope of their impact because they hit the wall of bully marketing. They (understandably) don’t want to engage in those practices but don’t always know that there’s another way to do marketing and you don’t have to be slimy to get clients to sustain your work. The world needs all the passion and expertise it can get and nothing should stand in the way.

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