Educating Social Entrepreneurs, Volume I

Table of contents

1. Cover
2. Title
3. Copyright
4. Introduction
5. Part I: Defining Social Entrepreneurship
   1. Chapter 1. Social Entrepreneuring: “What’s Good for Society Is Also Good for Business”
   2. Chapter 2. I Think Therefore I Am ... Social Entrepreneurial Identity and Network Development
   3. Chapter 3. Purpose versus Profits
   4. Chapter 4. Free Geek Toronto: Tradeoffs in Open Source and Triple Bottom Line Organizations
   5. Chapter 5. Worksheet for “Defining Social Entrepreneurship”
6. Part II: Contexts for Social Entrepreneurs
   1. Chapter 6. Recognizing and Reframing Social Problems into Business Opportunities: MECE and Value Chain Analysis
   2. Chapter 7. The Significance of Stakeholders in Social Enterprises
   3. Chapter 8. Creating Social Value
   4. Chapter 9. The Organizational Form Design Studio
   5. Chapter 10. Beyond the Business Case
   6. Chapter 11. Worksheet for “Contexts for Social Entrepreneurs”
7. Part III: Recognizing, Pitching, and Communicating Social Opportunities
   1. Chapter 12. Best Social Enterprise Pitch Competition
   2. Chapter 13. Mapping Stakeholders and Developing Communication Strategies
   3. Chapter 14. Marketing a Social Enterprise: Generating Questions to Construct Observation Experiences
   4. Chapter 15. Soup-On-The-Go: Joni’s Soup Fellowship
   5. Chapter 16. Worksheet for “Recognizing, Pitching, and Communicating Social Opportunities”
8. Resources
9. About the Authors
10. Additional Readings
11. Index