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The document discusses social entrepreneurship and provides examples. It defines social entrepreneurship as "solving social problems" using entrepreneurial skills. Examples given include AMUL in India and restaurants that employ locals. Social entrepreneurs see problems as opportunities and their ventures can be for-profit, but prioritize social impact over profits. The document also describes the vision for a social enterprise called "Weekend Nuts" that aims to facilitate meaningful weekends for professionals while promoting local businesses and community service. Contact details are provided to learn more about Weekend Nuts or social entrepreneurship in general.
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- 1. 10/15/2010 1
- 2. 10/15/2010 2
- 3. 10/15/2010 3
- 4. 10/15/2010 1. Make a list of ALL the possible ideas that you can think of to make this happen 2. Brainstorm on each idea with your friends/peers 3. Now that youve accomplished your mission statement; enlist ALL the positive side- affects (Higher literacy, connectivity, employment opportunities etc) Arent those exciting? 4
- 5. 10/15/2010 KUDOS! Simply put, Social Entrepreneurship is solving social problems using Entrepreneurial skills! 5
- 6. 10/15/2010 Examples of Social enterprises (AMUL- made India largest producer of milk & milk products in the world; Restaurants like: Veeks & Thomas that employs folks from nearby towns) 6
- 7. 10/15/2010 1. Social entrepreneurs are crazily driven by the idea of impactful change. But hey, they are still entrepreneurs! So, where others see problem, they see opportunity! 2. Social entrepreneurship is NOT necessarily social service; they can be for-profit too! But the social impact is considered beyond profit concerns. 7
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- 9. 10/15/2010 Weekend Nuts Vision: To facilitate creative, meaningful, yet, fun weekends for working professionals To Promote budding entrepreneurs & local businesses To popularize community service 9
- 10. 10/15/2010 To know more about Weekend Nuts, contact the founder: Rupa Patil : WeekendNuts@gmail.com visit www.WeekendNuts.com 10
- 11. 10/15/2010 OR to know more about Social Entrepreneurship or Social Entreprise, leverage online & offline forums, books & interaction with real-time social entrepreneurs 11
- 12. 10/15/2010 12