About Us
Quintin and Angela Lake met on a factory floor in 2003. An article they had read in National Geographic sparked a conversation about Modern Slavery.
But it wasn’t until 2011, on a trip around Asia, that the idea for FiftyEight began to grow. They were struck by the positive impact a good business model can bring to people and communities. Workplaces that improve the quality of life for everyone connected to them – from customers, to staff, to their supply chain.
On their return to the UK, they set to work, gaining the knowledge and experience necessary to work with companies internationally.
They launched FiftyEight in 2014.
The name FiftyEight comes from a chapter in the Old Testament book of Isaiah which challenges us to ensure our workplaces and communities are free from exploitation and injustice.
Our journey
2014
2016
2018
2019
2020
2022
2014
FiftyEight is launched in Liverpool, UK
2018
FiftyEight joins the PACE consortium to find Effective Approaches to Ending the Worst forms of Child Labour in Fragile contexts
2019
Just Good Work’- FiftyEight’s mobile app for migrant workers is launched for workers travelling from Kenya to Qatar
2020
Just Good Work launches in UK & Malaysia
2022
Just Good Work is backed by all major supermarkets as the primary worker rights information source for all seasonal workers entering the UK
We are proud to be one of the top performing B Corps in the UK and within the top 1% globally.
We are committed to continual growth and innovation, in partnership with other like-minded organisations.
Africa
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
Democratic Republic of Congo
Ethiopia
Kenya
MADAGASCAR
Uganda
Europe
Albania
Bulgaria
Croatia
Poland
Romania
Serbia
Ukraine
Asia
Bangladesh
INDIA
Indonesia
Malaysia
MAURITIUS
MYANMAR
Nepal
Philippines
Taiwan
VIETNAM
MIDDLE EAST
JORDAN
QATAR
SAUDI ARABIA
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
AMERICAS
CANADA
MEXICO
UNITED STATES
PACIFIC
AUSTRALIA
NEW ZEALAND
Meet the team
Clients and Partners
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Join the FiftyEight team, working with organisations around the world to improve working conditions and prevent modern slavery in supply chains.
Solution-centred research is at the heart of everything we do
