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Resources
on
Social Entrepreneurship:
Increase Your Revenue & Your Outreach
(as gathered for May
11 ,
2006 Conference Program)
Conference Presentations
May
11 ,
2006 Conference Program & Presenters
Audio* - So
What is Social Entrepreneurship and How Can It Benefit
My Organization, My Clients ands My Revenue Stream by
Robert Pinhero
Tools
for Social Entrepreneurship: Developing Successful
Entrepreneurial Strategies (PDF)
Excerpted
Handouts: Community
Types; 12 Habits of Highly Effective Organizations; Worksheet
for Preparing Process Objectives; Worksheet for Preparing
Outcome Objectives; Fundraising
Strategies Chart; and Glossary of Useful
Terms
Breakout Handouts
Audio* - Luncheon Plenary: Examples
of Successful Social Entrepreneurship - participants
from LifeWorks & their Ben & Jerry's Store
and Ten Thousand Villages
Audio* - Transforming
a Nonprofit to Social Entrepreneurship: Legal & Public
Policy Issues by Richard
W. Meyer - PowerPoint
Audio* - How
to Successfully Establish & Launch Your Social Enterprise by Robert
Pinhero (see morning session resources above)
* Sound
engineering by Rachel Lanham, Production & Operations
Specialist, Austin Community College
Downloadable & Online
Resources
What
is a Social Entrepreneur? (excerpted from http://www.ashoka.org/fellows/social_entrepreneur.cfm)
Social
Entrepreneurship: Towards An Entrepreneurial Culture
For Social And Economic Development by Susan
Davis, Ashoka
Social
entrepreneurship basics, Canadian Centre for Philanthropy,
July 2002
The
Meaning of “Social Entrepreneurship” by J.
Gregory Dees (1998)
Unleashing
New Resources and Entrepreneurship for the Common Good
- A Scan, Synthesis, and Scenario for Action (January, 1999)
Managing the
Double Bottom Line: A Business Planning Guide for Social
Enterprises by Sutia Kim Alter, Save The
Children Federation
Venture
Forth! The Essential Guide to Starting a Moneymaking
Business in Your Nonprofit Organization by Rolfe Larson
(Amherst H. Wilder Foundation) - sample chapter
Social
Enterprise Typology by Kim Alter
Social
Entrepreneurship - Leadership That Facilitates Societal
Transformation— An Exploratory Study by Sarah
H. Alvord, L. David Brown, and
Christine W. Letts
Toward a better understanding of social entrepreneurship:
Some important distinctions by
Jerr Boschee and Jim McClurg
The
Process of Social Entrepreneurship: Creating Opportunities
Worthy of Serious Pursuit by
Ayse Guclu, J. Gregory Dees, and Beth Battle Anderson (Center
for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship, Duke
University), 2002
Pathways
to Social Impact: Strategies for Scaling Out Successful
Social Innovations by J. Gregory
Dees, The Fuqua School of Business, Duke University ;
Beth Battle Anderson, The Fuqua School of Business, Duke
University; Jane Wei-Skillern, Graduate School of Business
Administration, Harvard University (Center
for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship, Duke
University) August
2002
Why
You Need to Be More Entrepreneurial—And
How to Get Started by Peter Brinckerhoff
Social
Entrepreneurship: The Double Bottom Line (Illinois Facilities Fund)
Social
Entrepreneurship: Pattern-Changing Entrepreneurs And
The Scaling Of Social Impact By David A. Sherman
(Case Western Reserve University)
Web Sites
Ashoka - http://www.ashoka.org/home/index.cfm
Schwab
Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship - http://www.schwabfound.org/
Social
Enterprise Alliance - www.se-alliance.org
REDF - www.redf.org
Fourth
Sector - www.fourthsector.net
Win-Win
Partners -
www.winewinpartner.com
Partners
for the Common Good - www.pcq21.org
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