Chapter 3 Flashcards
Facilitating social entrepreneurship (15 cards)
Define social innovation.
Resolve issues found in traditional solutions. 5 elements of social innovation : social need, innovative element, implementation and execution, improvements, and relationships/collaborations.
Define social value creation.
Created when people place value on the changes they are experiencing in their lives.
Name different types of social entrepreneurship.
- For-profit social purpose ventures
- Enterprising nonprofits
- Hybrid social ventures
Define enterprising nonprofits. (1/3 types of social entrepreneurship)
- Nonprofits that act like for-profits.
- Earned-income activities.
- Leverage innovative and entrepreneurial approaches.
- Market-based approaches.
Define for-profit social purpose ventures. (2/3 types of social entrepreneurship)
-Social objectives, financial sustainability
-Shared value.
-Benefit corporation (B Corp).
Define hybrid social ventures. (3/3 types of social entrepreneurship)
-Strategy to deliver social value.
-Gray zone between business, charity.
Name the four models of revenue generation.
- Customer model.
- Employee model.
- Product model.
- Combined model.
Examine funding sources for social ventures.
For profits seek investment from social venture capitalists.
For enterprising nonprofits, venture philanthropists support social ventures and are highly involved because their main goal is social impact.
Name 3 main attributes of stakeholders.
- Power related to dormant stakeholder
- Legitimacy related to discretionary stakeholder
- Urgency related to demanding stakeholder
Name 4 types of stakeholders.
- Dominant
- Dependent
- Dangerous
- Definitive
Define dominant stakeholders.
Have power and legitimacy. Ex : Deans
Define dependant stakeholders.
Have urgency and legitimacy. No power. Most passionate. Ex : Students
Define dangerous stakeholders.
Have power and urgency to coerce.
Define definitive stakeholders.
Have all 3 attributes (power, legitimacy & urgency). Must be given priority.
How to measure social impact ?
- Theory of change
- SROI (social return on investment)