Thought Leaders
What the Law of Gravity Can Teach Us About Capitalism and Social Enterprise
Like gravity, capitalism keeps things rooted -- motivating us to learn, create and constantly improve.
By Todd Hirsch
Social Enterprise
Building a Business
4 Strategies for Making Your Social Enterprise Stand Out From the Crowd
An increasing number of companies are carving out a place in the market by appealing to the desire of customers to do good. Don't underestimate how competitive it can be.
Building a Business
Social Enterprises Can Raise Serious Funding, If the Product Is Great
A headphones company with a cause shows that dedicating a portion of profits to charity is only part of the process.
Building a Business
You Can Do Good by Doing Well, If You Pick the Right Social Enterprise Model
Since both consumers and energetic young employees prefer companies dedicated to social good, philanthropy is a viable business strategy.
Building a Business
A ‘Kool’ Nerd’s Lessons on Launching a Killer Social Enterprise
How do you build a business that both generates a profit and gives back to a worthy cause? An New York City entrepreneur shares his strategy.
Building a Business
Corporate Social Responsibility Done Right: 5 Ways to Help Your Company Shine
Entrepreneurs can enlist employees, customers and other partners when it comes time to offer programs that give back to the community.
By Lain Hensley
Building a Business
A Sustainable Social Enterprise Takes Business Savvy, and Heaps of Passion
An organization meeting altruistic as well financial goals needs committed leadership and direction. Here are four critical lessons for their chiefs.