Gary Shaheen
Social Dynamics, LLC
Summary
This case provides an example of individual entrepreneurship for people with disabilities. Social entrepreneurship’s both social and economic goals can be met by seeding and supporting small-scale venture creation that assists people with disabilities to achieve financial stability and improve social inclusion. Social entrepreneurship students who understand the fundamentals of small venture development will benefit from this case. Disability studies students who understand person-centered planning and the employment challenges faced by people with disabilities are also likely to benefit from this case. The optimal benefit may be realized by assigning students of both ...
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