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The Age of Social Impact Entrepreneurship Is Upon Us  

Apr 29, 2022 By SmallBizClub

With so many challenges upon us, the business world is stepping up to address societal needs through creative, sustainable, and profitable strategies. Several organizations are taking positive action by addressing specific issues in their mission and vision statements — from diversity, equity, and inclusion; to sustainability; to literacy and education; to healthcare for the elderly, […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: Social Entrepreneurs

Establish Social Growth for Positive Change

Nov 6, 2020 By Jeremy Bowler

Both startups and established companies have been able to identify both new threats and new business opportunities in their adaptation processes to the digital age. They have developed relationship mechanisms with their customers and even with their employees through these social platforms. Since the appearance of the first social networks to the present day, more […]

Filed Under: Innovation Tagged With: Social Entrepreneurs

To Make Products with Social Impact, Mulago Foundation Asks These 4 Questions

Jan 10, 2020 By Redshift

Addressing the basic needs of the poorest people in the world is a daunting mission, but San Francisco–based Mulago Foundation has developed a simple algorithm that makes it significantly easier. The philanthropic venture fund, led by managing director Kevin Starr, provides grants and low-interest loans to organizations that demonstrate an ability to transform impoverished communities. Think of […]

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Planning, Social Entrepreneurs

7 Keys to Balancing Profits Versus a Higher Purpose

Sep 27, 2019 By Marty Zwilling

It’s always been tough to start a new business, even when the bottom line was just making a profit to stay alive. A few years ago, a second focus of sustainability (“green”) was added as a requirement for respectability. Now I almost always hear a third mandate – social responsibility. Entrepreneurs are now measured against […]

Filed Under: Strategic Planning Tagged With: Planning, Purpose, Responsibility, Social Entrepreneurs

What’s In It for Me? A Summary of Social Impact Tax Reliefs

May 7, 2018 By Oliver Hammond

Interested in injecting an ethical component to your investing? Well, we have good news – with the SITR, you can have your cake and eat it too. So-called ‘impact investing,’ in which investors aim not only to make a return but also to make the world a better place through their investments, is a relatively new […]

Filed Under: Tax and Accounting Tagged With: Community, Social Entrepreneurs, Taxes

How Toms Shoes Turned Social Responsibility into a Primary Business Strategy

Mar 20, 2017 By Usman Raza

Toms Shoes is a company that probably needs no introduction. It’s the shoe company that combined innovative business practices with philanthropy and got itself global attention as a result. Naturally, while some agreed with this novel business approach, others severely opposed such business practices. For one reason or another, Toms know how to remain in […]

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Community, Social Entrepreneurs, Strategy

When Good Beer = Clean Oceans

Nov 15, 2016 By Michael Jones

Saltwater Brewery was started just under 3 years ago when a group of friends from Florida decided to pursue their combined passion for beer and the ocean. Chris Gove, the founder of the company, was in San Diego pursuing a career in finance and development when he decided to come up with a business plan […]

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Interviews, Social Entrepreneurs

4 Pillars of Social Capitalism Drive Good Business

Aug 31, 2016 By Marty Zwilling

I’ve noticed that most young entrepreneurs are more socially conscious today than ever before, which is a great trend. Unfortunately, some are so focused on this principle that they forget that every business, even non-profits, have to practice the basic principles of capitalism (build a business model to make money) to cover their costs to do good […]

Filed Under: Personal Readiness Tagged With: Collaboration, Innovation, Social Entrepreneurs

How to Grow Your Business While Making a Difference

Dec 30, 2015 By SmallBizClub

This year, the media has unearthed a lot of unscrupulous and unethical business tactics by large corporate entities and household names many of us know. This is alarming, and it also raises the question: is the truly ethical business a fairytale? And if not, then how does an ethical business compete in a world full […]

Filed Under: Innovation Tagged With: Social Entrepreneurs

More Interested in Making a Difference Than Profits? Social Entrepreneurship.

Apr 23, 2015 By Susan Solovic

What if smart and energetic entrepreneurs could “disrupt” a social problem and give us whole new ways at looking at solutions? That’s the heart of social entrepreneurism.

Filed Under: Personal Readiness Tagged With: Millennials, Nonprofit, Social Entrepreneurs, Susan Solovic

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