SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: The term social entrepreneurship refers to a process that begins with a perceived social opportunity that is translated into an enterprise concept. Here is an example of a social entrepreneur:
Sunday, 28 October 2012
Hello people, today we are going to look at entrepreneurship from another perspective.
SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: The term social entrepreneurship refers to a process that begins with a perceived social opportunity that is translated into an enterprise concept. Here is an example of a social entrepreneur:
Fredric Law Olmsted is a social
entrepreneur who lived between (April
26, 1822 – August 28, 1903). He was said to be am American journalist, social
critic, public administrator and a landscape designer. Being a journalist,
social critic and landscape designer, he was in a better position to be one of
the renowned social entrepreneurs in America. He is because he designed and
brought into reality the basic parks in America, this was what he socially
wanted and it also brought him fame and money. Examples of parks he designed
include Central Park and Prospect
Park in New York City.
SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: The term social entrepreneurship refers to a process that begins with a perceived social opportunity that is translated into an enterprise concept. Here is an example of a social entrepreneur:
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