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  • Venture Capital For Social Enterprises

    By roconnor - Posted on 29 December 2010

    This article examines the Social Capital Partners (SCP) approach to venture capital. SCP was created in 2001 to fill a gap in the voluntary and CED sectors. The founders of SCP recognized that these 'markets' requires a new type of funding organization that was designed expressly to invest in social enterprises - businesses that integrate social goals with making a profit.

    Author: Sean Van Doorselaer

    Source: Making Waves Magazine

    This article examines the Social Capital Partners (SCP) approach to venture capital. SCP was created in 2001 to fill a gap in the voluntary and CED sectors. caderea parului

    I read the entire article and I have to admit that this is a really good one and I am sure that there are a lot of people interested in this. Aer Conditionat

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  • Creating Capital Pools to Support Social Enterprise Development in Manitoba

    By roconnor - Posted on 29 December 2010

    The thesis of the research is that other jurisdictions have created large scale, viable social enterprises that meet CED principles, whereas Winnipeg has tended to create small, grant dependent social enterprises while following the same principles. The research will test this thesis, examine the factors that have led to success elsewhere, and draw conclusions about how to replicate the success of other jurisdictions in Winnipeg.

    Author: Alex Chernoff

    Date: August, 2008

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    The research will test this thesis, examine the factors that have led to success elsewhere, and draw conclusions about how to replicate the success of other jurisdictions in Winnipeg. marire sani

    I think that this can affect the people..and I just hope that they will succeed to do a good work from this..in the near future. Asigurari Auto

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  • Success Without Succession

    By roconnor - Posted on 29 December 2010

    Inner City Development Inc. was established in the summer of 2002 to provide good jobs to people in Winnipeg’s inner city who live in poverty and who are marginalized by systemic discrimination. For more than four years, they have survived in the construction market, creating full-time jobs with average or better sector wages, benefits, education and training, career laddering and a supportive work environment.

    The enterprise has annual revenues of $2 million and has reached financial break-even and is now expanding into other sectors. The question is, can this, can this enterprise be sustained? Will it grow and expand? Could it be replicated elsewhere? If not, can it be considered successful and what are the implications for social enterprise as a strategy for empowerment on a broader scale.

    Author: Marty Donkervoort

    Source: Making Waves Magazine

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    Could it be replicated elsewhere? If not, can it be considered successful and what are the implications for social enterprise as a strategy for empowerment on a broader scale. litoral turcia

    I think that this can be possible and I am sure that they will certainly do a good work from this. Asigurari de Locuinta

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  • The Canadian Social Enterprise Guide - 2nd Edition

    By roconnor - Posted on 29 December 2010

    The Canadian Social Enterprise Guide was originally published in 2006 and was the first extensive and comprehensive published resource, tool kit, and collection of social enterprise stories in Canada. The revised 2nd Edition of the Guide reflects the learning of Enterprising Non-Profits program and its 10 years of supporting the development and success of social enterprise through technical assistance and resource development. The Guide includes chapters written by enp staff, social enterprise practitioners, professional trainers, funders and organizational development professionals.

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