Posted on November 12, 2014 by Greg St. Martin, Northeastern News. Northeastern convened more than 110 scholars and practitioners from around the world for a conference last week that explored the latest research in social entrepreneurship and the academic, entrepreneurial, and practical experience students gain from immersing themselves in the social Read more…
Growing up I always had an underlying desire for service. My parents taught me the most important aspect of life is to help others. My most distant memories from my adolescence is doing service work through my church’s youth program. My mom was in charge of the kitchen for the Read more…
“Wait, why is socialism bad again?” I bet I heard someone say that or was it a quiet voice at the back of my head? We were walking away from an art store to our bus in a small community in Las Terrazas, in Artemisa province in Cuba. We had Read more…
Interview with David Kyle: Impact Business LeadersConducted by Ali Matalon Could you tell us a bit about your corporate background and what event sparked your desire to enter the social impact industry? My international experience began when I was 11 years old when my father moved our family from suburban Read more…
Interview with Esther Chou: Global Citizen Year Conducted by Ali Matalon Hi Esther! We have all missed you at SEI and want to know: what are you up to? I moved to San Francisco in January to work with a social enterprise called Global Citizen Year. Since then, I’ve been re-learning Read more…
The so-called “buy one, give one” business model has increased in popularity recently. There are both good (empowering, efficient) and bad (disenfranchising, inefficient) BOGO business models. Consider the Warby Parker model as an example of the good kind, and the original TOMS Shoes model as an example of the other Read more…