[TC-I Changemakers]: The UN’s place at the social enterprise table

Editor’s note: The following interview is part of an ongoing series for ThinkChange India where we speak to social entrepreneurs firsthand. The ThinkChange India staff is committed to providing our readers with first-hand insights from groundbreaking changemakers. Readers will be able to see other conversations under our TC-I Changemakers tab. At SoCap09, a variety of [...]

[TC-I Changemakers]: A conversation with Rajendra Joshi of SAATH

Editor’s note: The following interview is part of an ongoing series for ThinkChange India where we speak to social entrepreneurs firsthand. The ThinkChange India staff is committed to providing our readers with first-hand insights from groundbreaking changemakers. Readers will be able to see other conversations under our TC-I Changemakers tab. One of the grassroots social [...]

[TC-I Changemakers]: A conversation with Pawan Mehra, co-founder of Intellecap

Editor’s note: The following interview is part of an ongoing series for ThinkChange India where we speak to social entrepreneurs firsthand. The ThinkChange India staff is committed to providing our readers with first-hand insights from groundbreaking changemakers. Readers will be able to see other conversations under our TC-I Changemakers tab. Success with early-stage ventures both [...]

[TC-I Changemakers]: A conversation with Dr. Harish Hande of SELCO

Editor’s note: The following interview is part of an ongoing series for ThinkChange India where we interview social entrepreneurs firsthand. The ThinkChange India staff is committed to providing our readers with first-hand insights from groundbreaking changemakers. Readers will be able to see other conversations under our TC-I Changemakers tab. This is the first interview from [...]

Outlook Business features 50 social entrepreneurs

Be sure to pick up this week’s issue of Outlook Business India, which features profiles of 50 social entrepreneurs from around the country.  The cover story, entitled “The New Wealth Creators,” gives a basic introduction to social entrepreneurship, and the 50 enterprises and individuals are identified by category – livelihood, health, education, technology, energy, veterans, [...]

UnLtd India Launches the Hub and is offering a free trial

Modeled after a similar service in London, UnLtd India has started a service called the Hub, which is a meeting space in Mumbai for social entrepreneurs to share, develop and execute on their ideas. Usually users are charged by time, but from September 22-27th, they are opening it up for free! According to UnLtd: The [...]

[Guest Post]: Reintegration of Trafficked Women through Enterprise

A few kilometers past Charminar, the heart of the old city of Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, an auto rickshaw stops in front of a quiet, non-descript gate. Across the road is the Falaknuma Palace, in the process of getting a major face-lift. Upon knocking, we walk into a compound housing a workshop for rescued victims of [...]

[Guest Post]: Even Education is Flat

Editor’s Note: The following post is a collaboration between Adrienne Villani, a member of the Beyond Profit Editorial Team, and Semil Shah, a Principal at India Strategy Consulting, a boutique services firm that advises small and medium enterprises and global universities on how to approach India strategically. You can follow Semil on Twitter at @semilshah. [...]

[Guest Post]: Can You Be a Social Entrepreneur if You’re Not the Head Honcho?

We’ve been ruminating lately on something that may ruffle a few feathers. It’s about the definition of social entrepreneur. Traditionally, an entrepreneur (the “mainstream” species) is a person who runs an enterprise or a venture. She is an ambitious leader, likely the founder, who is held accountable for the risks and outcomes of the operation. She [...]

Live from SoCap: Indian social enterprises head toward sustainability, scalability

Editor’s Note: This is a guest blog from the Social Capital Markets conference taking place in San Francisco, California.  Expect to see many more features in the next week! Ashish Gupta left his job as a technology consultant in the US in 2006 to rediscover his Indian roots through the Indicorps fellowship. In his 2 [...]

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