Review
"Boschee's plain talk is easy to read and draws on his vast experience -- for newcomers and seasoned social entrepreneurs." --
Cynthia Massarsky, founder and former co-director of the Yale-Goldman Sachs Foundation's Business Plan Competition for Nonprofit Organizations"Boschee's plain talk is easy to read and draws on his vast experience -- for newcomers and seasoned social entrepreneurs." --Cynthia Massarsky, founder and former co-director of the Yale-Goldman Sachs Foundation's Business Plan Competition for Nonprofit Organizations
"Finally, a book that cracks the code on social enterprise . . . a common language that makes sense and travels across cultures." --
Dr. Richard Steckel, author of Filthy Rich and Other Nonprofit Fantasies"Finally, a book that cracks the code on social enterprise . . . a common language that makes sense and travels across cultures." --Dr. Richard Steckel, author of Filthy Rich and Other Nonprofit Fantasies
"No one has a track record like Jerr Boschee, and we all benefit from his generosity in sharing it." --
Billy Shore, author of Revolution of the Heart and The Cathedral Within"No one has a track record like Jerr Boschee, and we all benefit from his generosity in sharing it." --Billy Shore, author of Revolution of the Heart and The Cathedral Within
Product Description
Jerr Boschee's newest book covers the basic principles of social entrepreneurship, typical outcomes experienced by the pioneers in the field, some common stakeholder concerns, the single greatest obstacle for nonprofits adopting or expanding entrepreneurial strategies, and 14 critical success factors. The book also contains "A Practical Lexicon for Social Entrepreneurs" that defines more than 80 key terms (often in the form of mini-tutorials) and a selected print and electronic bibliography (the electronic entries are annotated).
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