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Social Entrepreneurship
Trends & Examples
About me
Impact Consultant
Skoll Centre for Social
Entrepreneurship
Deputy Director
Daniela Papi Social
Enterprise Founder
Giving things away can destroy markets
WELLS DO NOT
PROVIDE CLEAN WATER.
Development Syndrome
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Call me Bono -‐ aid is great!
Why am I doing this again?
White Man's Burden,
Easterly, and all that.
I'm with Moyo -‐ DEAD AID!
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The new buzz word… Social Entrepreneurship
What are they “legally”?
Non-profit For-profit Hybrids & new models
What are they “legally”?
Non-profit For-profit Hybrids & new models
SE – Stuck in the middle!
* “(Redefining) Success in a Changing World” Report, 2014
Does “intention” matter?
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What do we look for?
1) Intentionality
2) Measurement
What makes them “social”?
What makes them “social”?
Model Impact
Income model Distributed funding
BeIer World Books
What makes them “social”?
Model Impact
Income model Distributed funding
Employment model Disenfranchised group supported through employment or ownership
VS
Model Impact
Income model Distributed funding
Sustainable purchasing model
Income and protection of input markets
Employment model Disenfranchised group supported through employment or ownership
What makes them “social”?
Model Impact
Income model Distributed funding
Employment model Disenfranchised group supported through employment or ownership
Sustainable purchasing model
Income and protection of input markets
What makes them “social”?
Model Impact
Income model Distributed funding
Employment model Disenfranchised group supported through employment or ownership
Sustainable purchasing model
Income and protection of input markets
Integrated impact through a product or service
The service or product sold IS the impact
What makes them “social”?
Model Impact
Income model Distributed funding
Employment model Disenfranchised group supported through employment or ownership
Sustainable purchasing model
Income and protection of input markets
Integrated impact through a product or service
The service or product sold IS the impact
Corporate Expansion Targeting new customers
What makes them “social”?
Model Impact
Income model Distributed funding
Employment model Disenfranchised group supported through employment or ownership
Sustainable purchasing model
Income and protection of input markets
Integrated impact through a product or service
The service or product sold IS the impact
Corporate Expansion Targeting new customers
Eco-system support Supporting other social enterprises
What makes them “enterprises”?
Model Shift
Income-generating models Creates a fully or partially sustainable income scream to grow impact through sales
Non-profit
For-profit
For-profit
Impact core
For-profit
Non-profit
Hybrid
What makes them “enterprises”?
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
Now let’s explore… THE ISSUES
Innovations obsession rather than
problem solving focus
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Innovations obsession rather than
problem solving focus
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SERVICE
& DISTRIBUTION
innovation needed
PRODUCT
focused… but
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MONEY
focus
HUMAN CAPITAL
overlooked
3 #
Sympathy vs Opportunity
4 #
Ivory tower
valued over the
Lived experience
5 #
Brainless giving Microscope investing
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Do we REALLY care about impact when we give?
90% 69% 6%
* Hope International Study
Low accountability…
…wrong metrics. 6 #
The Micro-Finance Craze
25% 50% 25%
Focusing on the entrepreneur…
…which can lead to
heropreneurship.
7 #
Thank you! www.lessonsilearned.org
