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Vistas: Geri Stengel’s Blog: Social enterprises
3 Guidelines for Corporate Philanthropy
The world of nonprofits and social enterprises is aboil about new ways to structure funding, about public/private partnerships, and ways to tap private money for public purposes.
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There's Green Out There, Both Money To Be Had and Environmentally Friendly Technologies: Go Get It!
It bears repeating: New York state, city, and county really want businesses to "go green." And they're putting their money where their mouth is. All levels of government, and some utilities, are offering big incentives if businesses implement energy-saving technology.
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The Definition of Social Responsibility Needs to Encompass Both Our Business and Personal Side
The general term "social responsibility" is defined as the obligation corporations, organizations, and individuals have to society.
These days, the definition of social responsibility seems to include everything from personal health choices so you don't add to the country's health care burden to providing health care benefits to employees.
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Social Enterprises: Taking a Well Traveled Road versus Blazing a New Trail
Last week, I attended the 6th Annual Conference of Social Entrepreneurs at NYU Stern’s Berkley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. My big take away: Sometimes the past provides a road map for the future and sometimes you need to blaze a new trail.
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Branding Basics for Social Enterprises
By Howard Levy
So you’re starting a social enterprise or have one and want to know how to build or strengthen your brand. Well, what is a brand? Is it advertising, your spokesperson, a logo?
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