Learn more about what types of organizations are considering themselves "social enterprises" and about some of the key challenges of social entrepreneurship. In essence, this deck is helpful for ANY entrepreneur, especially since all entrepreneurs should be considering their social and environmental impact.
This deck was originally presented to a group in Siem Reap hosted by Social Enterprise Cambodia at the New Leaf Book Cafe.
By Daniela Papi - Lecturer and consultant at Oxford's Saïd Business School and the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship
2. The
prac9ce
of
combining
innova9on,
opportunity
and
resourcefulness
to
come
up
with
solu9ons
to
some
of
society’s
most
challenging
problems.
What IS “social entrepreneurship”?
3. The
prac9ce
of
combining
innova9on,
opportunity
and
resourcefulness
to
come
up
with
solu9ons
to
some
of
society’s
most
challenging
problems.
Social
entrepreneurship
is
about
DISRUPTING
the
status
quo
in
an
effort
to
achieve
transforma9onal
social
change.
-‐
Pamela
Har9gan,
Skoll
Centre
for
Social
Entrepreneurship
What IS “social entrepreneurship”?
7. Model Impact
Income model Distributed funding
Sustainable purchasing or
production model
Income and protection of input
markets
What is their stated “impact”?
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Papi
2014
9. Model Impact
Income model Distributed funding
Sustainable purchasing model Income and protection of input
markets
Employment model Overlooked group supported
through employment or ownership
What is their stated “impact”?
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Papi
2014
10.
11. Model Impact
Income model Distributed funding
Sustainable purchasing model Income and protection of input
markets
Employment model Overlooked group supported
through employment or ownership
Integrated impact through a
product or service
The service or product sold IS the
impact
What is their stated “impact”?
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Papi
2014
12.
13. Model Impact
Income model Distributed funding
Sustainable purchasing model Income and protection of input
markets
Employment model Overlooked group supported
through employment or ownership
Integrated impact through a
product or service
The service or product sold IS the
impact
Eco-system support Helping other social enterprises
thrive or working as a market
intermediary
What is their stated “impact”?
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Papi
2014
14.
15. Model Shift
Income-generating models Creates a fully or partially
sustainable income scream to grow
impact through sales
What makes them “enterprises”?
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Papi
2014
17. Model Shift
Income-generating models Creates a fully or partially
sustainable income scream to grow
impact through sales
System changing models Redesigns a current system and
creates a new standard for how
work can be done
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Papi
2014
What makes them “enterprises”?
36. Do
values
based
interviews
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Papi
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Design
by
Luis
Barreto
37. “Get
the
right
people
on
the
bus.
Get
them
in
the
right
seats.
Decide
where
you
are
going.”
-‐Jim
Collins
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Papi
2014
Design
by
Luis
Barreto
38. Don’t
point
your
finger
outward
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Papi
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Design
by
Luis
Barreto
48. Impor9ng
ideas
is
ok…
but
they
need
buy-‐in
and
adap9on
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Papi
2014
Design
by
Luis
Barreto
49. Invest
in
bridging
any
cultural
divides
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Papi
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Design
by
Luis
Barreto
50. Watch
out
for
priori9zing
innova9on
over
impact
income
over
impact
entrepreneur
over
impact
scale
over
impact
YOUR
solu9on
over
impact
marke9ng
over
honesty
&
respect
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Daniela
Papi
2014