Many NPOs in India are turning to entrepreneurial approaches. We at Centre for Social Initiative and Management (www.csim.org) are training NPOs in entrepreneurial strategies & principles. As a part of our training we wish that participants of our course contest in international competitions. We would be interested in the international task force taking up this issue. (Posted by Bhuvaneshwari Ravi on January 7, 2003)
Sign me up for your international task force - Social Entrepreneurs Network Australia and New Zealand. We're very interested in exploring all forms of collaboration around social entrepreneurship. (Posted by Vern Hughes on January 8, 2003)
I am a Program Officer at a nationally-focused Canadian private foundation. While we aren't working directly in the area of social entrepreneurship, for some time now we have been providing support to people and organizations who are clearly socially entrepreneurial. My interest, at this point, is to learn as much as I can about what is out there, who is doing it, and how they are doing it. At some point, we may move more actively into the field and I want to be able to know how to use our limited resources for maximum impact. (Posted by Andrew Woodall on January 7, 2003)
I am based in the US, but our organization is international. Currently our main pilot project is in Chile. Would your group be an appropriate space for international nonprofits based in the US to participate in the discussion? (Posted by Jennifer Anastasoff on January 7, 2003)
Oh also you can contact Hideyuki Inoue at the Social Venture Centre in Japan at inoue@e... - he runs the Entrepreneurial Training for Innovative Community, Social Venture Centre. (Posted by Susan Bazilli on January 9, 2003)
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