Social Entrepreneurship
Santa Fe Arts and Culture
Pattern-changing Entrepreneurs and the Scaling of Social Impact
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Pre-publication version submitted to the Academy of Management, January 2006.
The article shows how successful social entrepreneurs discover innovative ways to improve profitability and mission focus before focusing their energies to exploit the opportunity and scale their impact.
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David Sherman
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Case Western Reserve University
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