Vantage Points highlights from September 2012
Entrepreneurship is a Social Enterprise
The difference between “social entrepreneurs” and “business entrepreneurs” is this:
Business entrepreneurs use wealth as a way of measuring their value creation. Social entrepreneurs use wealth as a means to value creation… rather than as a measurement of that end. For social entrepreneurs, value creation is measured by social (mission) impact.
Social entrepreneurs, are those who are focused on serving as the catalysts and innovators behind social progress
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