Comments on: Can we teach social entrepreneurship? http://beyondprofit.com/can-we-teach-social-entrepreneurship/ social enterprise magazine Wed, 14 Dec 2011 06:37:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Entrepreneurs – Born or Made? http://beyondprofit.com/can-we-teach-social-entrepreneurship/comment-page-1/#comment-9640 Entrepreneurs – Born or Made? Thu, 04 Mar 2010 09:18:29 +0000 http://beyondprofitmag.com/?p=164#comment-9640 [...] debate whether entrepreneurs are born or made has been hot lately. In the first issue of Beyond Profit, we talked to Greg Dees, the “Father of Social Entrepreneurship as an academic subject,” about using academia to [...] [...] debate whether entrepreneurs are born or made has been hot lately. In the first issue of Beyond Profit, we talked to Greg Dees, the “Father of Social Entrepreneurship as an academic subject,” about using academia to [...]

]]> By: Adrienne Villani http://beyondprofit.com/can-we-teach-social-entrepreneurship/comment-page-1/#comment-1489 Adrienne Villani Tue, 11 Aug 2009 07:03:27 +0000 http://beyondprofitmag.com/?p=164#comment-1489 Hi Paulina, Thanks so much for the comment. You are right, the Social Enterprise Alliance is doing great work and we, at Beyond Profit, can't wait for their conference next April. We would also love to learn more about the work you are doing -- email us at ideas@beyondprofitmag.com. We look forward to it. Adrienne Hi Paulina,

Thanks so much for the comment. You are right, the Social Enterprise Alliance is doing great work and we, at Beyond Profit, can’t wait for their conference next April.

We would also love to learn more about the work you are doing — email us at ideas@beyondprofitmag.com.

We look forward to it.

Adrienne

]]> By: Paulina Migalska http://beyondprofit.com/can-we-teach-social-entrepreneurship/comment-page-1/#comment-614 Paulina Migalska Tue, 04 Aug 2009 12:55:52 +0000 http://beyondprofitmag.com/?p=164#comment-614 Great article! However, I wanted to point the readers’ attention to an organization that provides a great network support to social entrepreneurs in US - the Social Enterprise Alliance, or for short SEA. As the only member organization in North America, SEA brings together the diverse field of social enterprise and serves as advocate for the field, hub of information and education, and builder of a vibrant and growing community of social enterprises. In other words, SEA provides all those factors outlined by Dr. Dees, i.e., educates investors and policy makers and provides an opportunity for social entrepreneurs to gather locally through SEA chapters and annually at the Social Enterprise Summit - the next one will take place in San Francisco, CA (April 28-30, 2010) and will co-host the 3rd Social Enterprise World Forum. Please visit www.se-alliance.org to learn more. Great article! However, I wanted to point the readers’ attention to an organization that provides a great network support to social entrepreneurs in US – the Social Enterprise Alliance, or for short SEA. As the only member organization in North America, SEA brings together the diverse field of social enterprise and serves as advocate for the field, hub of information and education, and builder of a vibrant and growing community of social enterprises. In other words, SEA provides all those factors outlined by Dr. Dees, i.e., educates investors and policy makers and provides an opportunity for social entrepreneurs to gather locally through SEA chapters and annually at the Social Enterprise Summit – the next one will take place in San Francisco, CA (April 28-30, 2010) and will co-host the 3rd Social Enterprise World Forum. Please visit http://www.se-alliance.org to learn more.

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