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Social enterprise for afp conference session one final
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2. Session One: What is Social Enterprise? Session Two will cover information on how to become a social enterprise Defining the terms we use Defining the Legal Forms Panel Discussion
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17. Jeff Stern http://www.jeffstern.org will have links to this presentation on slideshare plus my email, twitter, etc. Email me at TROSA using jstern@trosainc.org or see http://www.trosainc.org Thanks for your time today. If you want to get in touch: Marty Martin, JD MPA Martin Law Firm, Counsel for Nonprofit, Tax-exempt and Social Enterprise Organizations [email_address] www.martinlegalhelp.com Blog: thenonprofitmentor.com Dan Moore The Redwoods Group Chief Marketing Officer [email_address] http ://www.redwoodsgroup.com/ Blog: http://blog.redwoodsgroup.com / The Redwoods Group – Serve Others
18. Really? No more questions? In that case, we have a few examples of social enterprises for you…
19. A few examples of successful social enterprise Juma Ventures develops and operates concessions at stadiums for the purpose of providing job opportunities to economically disadvantaged teens. The Women’s Bean Project in Denver employs women from backgrounds of chronic unemployment and poverty to manufacture gourmet foods. The project does not hire women to make and sell bean products. It makes and sells bean products to hire women.
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22. Characteristics of a successful social enterprise: Source: Community Wealth Ventures - Powering Social Change
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Editor's Notes
This presentation is based on slides from a class given by Social Enterprise Network of the Triangle (SENT – http://www.se-triangle.org) through Duke’s Certificate Program in Nonprofit Management. That 4-hour class has been condensed into a one-hour presentation for this talk. Prior slides were put together by Suzanne Steffens Smith, Ruth Peebles and Agnes Vishnevkin. Much credit for the quality in this presentation goes to them – all errors and omissions I claim as my own.
In 2007, 20.9 million U.S. women lived below the federal poverty threshold. Economically disadvantaged teens are more likely to be un- or under-employed in the summer job market. Early work experience improves prospects for employability and real wages in the later teens and early 20s. Work experience in high school also increases the likelihood of graduation and lowers teen pregnancy and delinquency.
I am *not* an attorney! You *should* consult an attorney about legal structure!