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Join Marcos Salazar, co-founder and Executive Director of Be Social Change on Monday, July 28th for Intro to Social Entrepreneurship: Opportunities, Challenges and Trends.
Social entrepreneurship is a rapidly evolving field that leverages entrepreneurship principles towards solving social and environmental problems. It represents a new lens through which individuals and organizations around the world are creating meaningful and sustainable change. The term itself has attracted an increasing amount of talent, resources, and attention, however, social entrepreneurship is at the beginning stages of its growth and is often misunderstood.
* Doors open at 6:45, class starts at 7:00 sharp *
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Purchase your ticket here: http://bit.ly/UMRo1Q
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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
An overall understanding of the social entrepreneurship ecosystem
The difference between entrepreneurship vs. social entrepreneurship
New types of organizations and business models used to create social change
Opportunities and challenges for the future of social entrepreneurship
WHO THIS CLASS IS FOR
Anyone who wants to learn more about the latest in social entrepreneurship and how it is being used to create social change around the world
You have an idea for a project, organization or business and want to learn how other change makers have brought their ideas to life
You want to become part of a community using entrepreneurship as a vehicle for creating bold, innovative social impact
INSTRUCTOR BIO
Marcos Salazar is a social entrepreneur, educator, and community builder. He is the co-founder of Be Social Change, a non-profit with a mission to educate and connect the next generation of social entrepreneurs and change makers creating bold, innovative social impact. Previously, Marcos was the Vice President of Programs at The White House Project as well as former Technology Strategist and Leadership Researcher for Girl Scouts of the USA. He is the author of The Turbulent Twenties Survival Guide, an expert speaker on the psychology of life after college, Gen Y, and Millennial topics, a former elected official in New York City as well as owns two hyperlocal clothing companies, BoroThreads and DistrictTees, in New York City and Washington, DC.
SPACE PARTNER
The Centre for Social Innovation is a founding partner of the Makers Institute and a home for nonprofits and social entrepreneurs in New York City. They're building a movement of passionate people committed to a better world. Learn more at http://nyc.socialinnovation.org/
Refund Policy: Refunds can be issued in full up to 48 hours prior to the start of the class by contacting Be Social Change.
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