The one week anniversary of the first time I did this. Here are some interesting things that I’ve seen on the web this week… Continue reading
Category Archives: Social Entrepreneurs
Replication, not innovation: Weekly roundup – April 26th 2013
by David McGlashan
I thought it might be useful to roundup any useful links / articles etc that I’ve seen on my travels around the web each week. Not exactly a groundbreaking idea (and one that we have borrowed from elsewhere) but hopefully you’ll find something worthwhile that you may have missed! Continue reading
What is social enterprise?
7 tips for start up social entrepreneurs
by David McGlashan
At the School for Social Entrepreneurs we have been delivering courses to people starting up social enterprises and social businesses for fifteen years. Here are seven useful tips if you are thinking about starting your own project: Continue reading
Lord Young would be proud…and so would Lord Sugar
SSE launches its new impact evaluation report this evening (watch out for the press release and a further post here tomorrow to see and download the report). New Philanthropy Capital, who SSE commissioned to undertake the evaluation, have a blog post up today which looks at one of the SSE Fellow case studies, Steve Garrett:
“Steve had a bunch of problems he wanted to solve. The Riverside estate he lived on in Cardiff struggled to attract businesses and lacked jobs. A number of people in the area were eating a bad diet, and as a result their health was suffering. And on top of that lots of the food local people were buying came from the other side of the world, which meant their weekly shop had a big carbon footprint. Twelve years ago he came up with an idea that would address all these problems—run a farmers market, using it to generate jobs and encourage people to eat healthy, local produce. The Riverside Community Market Association (RCMA) was born.”
Heartily recommended: read on here at the NPC blog