- Robert J. Brown - Founder, Chairman and CEO

Established in 1960 by Robert J. Brown, B&C has been at the forefront of corporate social responsibility initiatives for major corporations. Throughout its history, the firm has personified the concepts of superior customer service and reliability within the context of a fully productive citizenry.

Founded in the crucible of the American Civil Rights Movement, B&C continues to build on a global reputation for uniting and endorsing large corporations in the public and private sectors and the human resources capital that drives them. This reputation grew out of success working on behalf of national corporations resolving crises associated with work-place inequities and social issues.  

During the 1970s, our chairman – while serving as special assistant to the President of the U.S. – played a pivotal role in the development and implementation of Minority and Women Business support mechanisms. The firm’s evolution continued to parallel the global business environment during the 1980s when B&C established a strong offshore presence, expanding onto the African continent as well as Asia, Europe and South America. During this expansion, the firm’s core emphasis remained focused on exceeding client expectations by providing customized, consumer-focused solutions.

Throughout the 1990s B&C developed programs designed to expand corporate goodwill through outreach efforts that promoted quality of life in communities.  B&C was a pioneer in developing Corporate Social Responsibility programs and continues to be a strong advocate for linking these programs to the clients’ business case while having a direct impact on the bottom line.

Today, B&C remains committed to sanctioning policies and procedures for multicultural inclusion in the public and private sectors, governmental agencies and national not-for-profit organizations. Still our guiding principles persist: superior client service, world-class innovation and integrity.