Slides for my talk about three things:
1.) The state of our current economy and the opportunity to build a better economic system.
2.) What such a change can mean for you (the audience was b-school students).
3.) What social entrepreneurship and social enterprise mean and why it can make a difference.
7. en · tre · pre · neur
n., 1. one who organizes,
manages, and assumes the
risks of a business or
enterprise.
Definition from Merriam-Webster
8.
9. so · cial en · tre · pre · neur
n., 1. society’s change agent:
pioneer of innovations that
benefit humanity.
Definition: Skoll Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship
20. Resources
• ashoka.org • goodcompanyventures.org
• skollfoundation.org • changemakers.net
• schwabfound.org • squidoo.com/changemakers
• acumenfund.org • ssireview.org
• socialedge.org • thegreenskeptic.com
• echoinggreen.org • gapingvoid.com (cartoons)
•David Bornstein, How to Change the World
•John Elkington & Pamela Hartigan The Power of Unreasonable People
•Gregory Dees, “The Meaning of Social Entrepreneurship” (article)
•Muhammad Yunus, Creating a World Without Poverty
•Jaqueline Novogratz, The Blue Sweater
•Kevin Lynch & Julius Wallis, Mission, Inc: The Practitioners Guide to Social Enterprise
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