How to Make SE Better. Social Enterprise Means Business  Social enterprises are profit-making businesses set up to tackle social or environmental issues.

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How to Make SE Better

Social Enterprise Means Business  Social enterprises are profit-making businesses set up to tackle social or environmental issues which reinvest the majority of their profits for the benefit of their community.

1.Select the RIGHT business  Population  Political -legal  Economical  Socio-cultural  Natural  Technological

1.Select the RIGHT business  Customer  Competition Supplier power Buyer power People in the same industry Barriers to entry Threat of substitutes  Company

1.Select the RIGHT business  Civic engagement  Economic development  Environment  Health  Human rights  Learning/Education - Ashoka

2. Prepare for a GREAT Business  Mission and Vision  Product  Price  Place  Promotion  Mentor by experienced businessman

2. Prepare for a GREAT Business  Business model  Mentor by experienced businessman  Find the right leader  Differentiation, differentiation  Change from time to time

3. This is NOT a charity!  Equip yourself  Get the mindset  Learn how to do the business  Join HKIM

$ As an Ashoka Fellow  A New Idea  Creativity  Entrepreneurial Quality  Social Impact of the Idea  Ethical Fiber