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Based largely upon their work with the Skoll Foundation, which funds social entrepreneurs, Martin, who is on its board, and Osberg, its president and CEO, propose a rigorous understanding of social entrepreneurship and a model for successful operations. They see social entrepreneurs as drawing from both business enterprises and government bodies to form a third type of entity that can improve society. The authors also view this type of business opportunity as different from social activism (in that the soc...Log In or Sign Up to Read More