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Why do we think we are a social enterprise?

Why do we think we are a social enterprise?

"A social enterprise is an organization that applies commercial strategies to maximize improvements in human and environmental well-being, rather than maximizing profits for external shareholders" as expressed on Wikipedia. We at...

Why do we think we are a social enterprise?

"A social enterprise is an organization that applies commercial strategies to maximize improvements in human and environmental well-being, rather than maximizing profits for external shareholders" as expressed on Wikipedia. We at...

From Tiananmen to Trafficking: The Fight for Freedom

From Tiananmen to Trafficking: The Fight for Fr...

Twenty five years ago, college students around China were protesting for freedom. In the days leading up to June 4, 1989, I prayed that political and spiritual freedom would become...

From Tiananmen to Trafficking: The Fight for Freedom

Twenty five years ago, college students around China were protesting for freedom. In the days leading up to June 4, 1989, I prayed that political and spiritual freedom would become...

Startup businesses are not miniature versions of large, established corporations

Startup businesses are not miniature versions o...

We attended the first meeting last week of a group with a focus on lean startup methodologies, and I heard someone share an observation that I have heard several times over the...

Startup businesses are not miniature versions of large, established corporations

We attended the first meeting last week of a group with a focus on lean startup methodologies, and I heard someone share an observation that I have heard several times over the...

What it feels like to win a $50,000 grant in the 2014 Arch Grants competition

What it feels like to win a $50,000 grant in th...

With the YouthBridge/SEIC and Arch Grant competitions completed, I decided it was time to disappear for a while, so I took off to Branson. I thought this was an acceptable break...

What it feels like to win a $50,000 grant in the 2014 Arch Grants competition

With the YouthBridge/SEIC and Arch Grant competitions completed, I decided it was time to disappear for a while, so I took off to Branson. I thought this was an acceptable break...

The Business Solution to Global Social Issues

The Business Solution to Global Social Issues

Can business be harnessed to eradicate the menace of global social issues, like global poverty? Authors Paul Polak and Mal Warwick, in their book The Business Solution to Poverty, have presented a...

The Business Solution to Global Social Issues

Can business be harnessed to eradicate the menace of global social issues, like global poverty? Authors Paul Polak and Mal Warwick, in their book The Business Solution to Poverty, have presented a...