Posts Tagged ‘Socent’
Are Social Enterprises Ready for Market Based Capital?
Thursday, January 27, 2011 23:33 Comments OffOver the last few weeks, one of the issues that I have been focused on my twitter stream on is that of social entrepreneurs, more specifically how the term “social entrepreneur” largely implies an organization that (1) solves a social mission and (2) rarely grows bigger than anything “cute”. That, while there are certainly a [...]
Jack Ma on CSR and Philanthropy
Saturday, October 9, 2010 23:27 Comments OffIn the above Charlie Rose interview, Jack Ma is asked – and speaks extensively – on CSR and philanthropy in China. Interviewed before the now famous Gates and Buffet dinner, the interview couldn’t have come at a better time. Founder of Alibaba and Taobao (two of China’s most trafficked ecommerce platforms), Jack Ma holds a [...]
Moving Past, and Capturing, the Passion of Social Entrepreneurialism
Friday, August 13, 2010 23:33 Comments OffIn the non-profit realm, there have been fewer hotter topics discussed than the "social enterprise". it is an organization that, if asked to define, would have a spectrum of definitions that were at times vague, romantic, and would leave a lot of questions open about the real difference between an NGO and a social enterprise. [...]







