Competence-Building Technologies for Out-of-School Youths to be Innovative Entrepreneurs 99.0

I submitted a draft proposal to input innovation into a framework being put together for mentoring and coaching out-of-school youth (OSY) on entrepreneurship at the APEC seminar on Friday, August 28. I focused on competence-building techniques as inputs into learning-by-doing to be the best way to increase the OSY’s chances of success. The seminar was [...]

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Social Enterprise is the Next Big Thing – 3 of 3

I agree with Professor Jeffrey Sachs that the continuing challenge of sustainable development will drive the future growth of social enterprises – with their triple bottom lines (defined at Post #74). In his book, Common Wealth (find Amazon link below), Professor Sachs defines these challenges as “protecting the environment, stabilizing the world’s population, narrowing the [...]

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Social Enterprise as the Next Big Thing – 2 of 3

The social enterprise – with its triple bottom line – could very well be the next, big social innovation in line with Drucker’s examples listed in Post #73. And the Institute for Social Entrepreneurship in Asia (ISEA) is in the forefront of efforts to make this a reality in the region.

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From Social Innovation to Social Enterprise – 1 of 3

Peter Drucker’s “Innovation and Entrepreneurship,” was the first book I ever studied on the subject; it was our text for Environmental Analysis in first year MBA in 1986. The book was just published the year before in 1985. In this book, he tried to codify the art and practice of Entrepreneurship – just like he [...]

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