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Social Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship is an increasingly popular career choice and business model. Social entrepreneurship tackles issues that can make a positive societal or environmental impact in your community. Through the creative use of technology and innovation, individuals can make a difference in the lives of others while still operating a profitable business.

SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR: LARISSA FLANAGAN

Those enrolled in the Social Entrepreneurship Program gain practical business skills and tools fundamental to operating a successful social enterprise. While establishing a business, they are learning about the latest technologies in digital marketing, appropriate use of design, web-based tools, effective communication, social media marketing strategies, web design, Customer Relationship Management systems and financial control tools.

Students become Social Entrepreneurs by developing well-researched business plans that will create sustainable value. They will fund their enterprises with investment partners and develop a valuable network of business and professional entrepreneurs who want to make a difference in their communities.

After completing this program, Social Entrepreneurs will have the knowledge and skills to launch a social enterprise, partner with other entrepreneurs or work for a larger organization to develop social capital and understanding.

Areas of study

Socially responsible entrepreneurship Business plans Communication skills Digital marketing fundamentals Technology development Visual presentation skills Social media marketing Branding & design Finance & accounting Funding sources

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