-
Ten Years in Social Entrepreneurship
September 1, 2012 Editor 0
The social entrepreneurship concept and community have grown tremendously in the last decade. In the august company of pioneers such as Skoll Foundation and Acumen Fund, Santa Clara University’s Global Social Benefit Incubator (GSBI™) celebrates 10 years of working with over 150 social entrepreneurs to build financially sustainable ventures that scale.
Related Posts
- The Rise of Social Entrepreneurship in B-Schools in Three Charts
Start-up from scratch? How entrepreneurship can generate sustainable development and inclusion in the Sahel
The changing face of entrepreneurship
Celebrating entrepreneurship and agents of change in developing countries
Entrepreneurship education in Sudan
Exploring the link between technical and management innovation: the moderating effects of firm size and type of innovation
From the laboratory to the field: How Bio-Innovate supported consortium 2 project activities is creating a sustainable potato seed delivery system in Rwanda Bio-Innovate funded bean consortium working towards increasing productivity, value addition and marketing of the bean crop in eastern Africa
