9. Who accredits WORLDCOB?

1. International Certification from the Better Business Bureau (BBB)
We have been registered as members of the Better Business Bureau (BBB) continuously since October 2005.  The BBB guarantees the information trustworthiness and delivery of the benefits offered to the companies selected for this award.
If you would like to verify our current status in this organization, we invite you to visit their website and search for us:

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2. WORLDCOB is officially part of the UN World Treaty
After a previous evaluation process, The World Confederation of Businesses has been chosen to be part of the UN World treaty.  We are honored with this recognition because it implies our work follows their universally accepted ten principles.  These core values include the areas of human rights, labor standards, environment and anti-corruption which the UN pursues in order to achieve universal consensus.

3. DUN AND BRADSTREET:
WORLDCOB is a DUNS Registered company. Dun and Bradstreet provide credit information on businesses and corporations. They have assigned identifiers to over 150 million companies globally and build company profiles including company history, financials, and credit terms, among other key factors. D&B impartially verifies DUNS Registered Companies for key information to help determine the company's creditworthiness and overall reliability.

4. The Members of our organization:
More importantly, we are accredited by the over 2,000 members of our organization, worldwide business leaders. These companies receive the benefits of our corporation. Please contact your Region Manager should you wish to obtain a list of our associate members.

5. U.S. Chamber of Commerce:
The World Confederation of Businesses has joined the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as a Signature Association in order to promote its objectives for its members. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is the world’s largest business organization and it represents the interests of over 3 million businesses, most of which are small businesses. The Chamber is one of the top respected organizations in Washington and fights for free enterprise before the government.