If greed is the root cause of the current financial crisis (and others), then how can we cure ourselves of the root cause. This is the premise of a short editorial in the New York Times that underscores the importance of getting at the fundamental issue of our time.
Could an emerging social business (ref: social [...]
Social Business. An Antidote.
by admin on 01. Oct, 2008 in Social Business
The Choice of Social Entrepreneurs
by hannula on 07. Jun, 2008 in Social Business
Social entrepreneurs are often puzzling to the rest of the world. We are not religious -giving meaning to our passion – (although we might be), We are not civil servants – giving meaning to our actions – (although we might be), but we still have a desire to create things that connect and leverage the [...]
Partnership; real or imagined?
by admin on 24. Feb, 2008 in Social Business
Partnership. What does this word mean?
I am getting the feeling lately that many people see partnership more
as a way for them to get something, rather than a relationship where
they give and get. Why do you think it has come to this? Perhaps the
jaded view of partnership is driven by the typical construct:
1. Two parties [...]
Social Enterprise comes to Venturefest
by admin on 04. Feb, 2008 in Social Business
Although Rob Greenland is currently suggesting that an irrational exuberance and a big top atmosphere is spoiling social enterprise, I am still planning to sit on a panel at Venturefest. The topic; “Routes to Finance”.
It’s a chance to get the attention of some highly motivated people (entrepreneurs) and perhaps get them thinking about what really [...]
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About Todd
Todd Hannula was a self-confessed “corporate boob”, before moving to Yorkshire and making things happen. He is a co-founder and CEO of Leeds-based social entrepreneurial development and consultancy firm Camberwell that makes places and spaces work; including their own social business ventures for entrepreneurs and a game-changing aspirational place.
About Chrissie
Chrissie Slater grew up on a small Scottish island. With a history of private sector business development both for the corporate sector and for her own business, she was selected as one of Yorkshire’s Woman Business Ambassadors in 2007 - and joined Camberwell the same year.
About Chris
Chris Hill has worked in the field of enterprise and regeneration for twenty years and is Camberwell's co-founder and business development director. His specialist areas include development trusts and associated property development, business planning and enterprise work with housing associations.
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CIC or not to CIC?
02. Nov, 2006
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From Values to Value
13. Oct, 2008
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Social Enterprise comes to Venturefest
04. Feb, 2008
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CIC | The Achilles Heel
28. Jun, 2007
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Going for it!
08. Feb, 2007
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ResPublica
21. Jul, 2010
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Silly, Really!
15. Jul, 2010
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Restricting Structures
29. Jun, 2010
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Dragon Boats and Teamwork
28. Jun, 2010
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Entrepreneurial Approach: Social Enterprise Needs More of It
23. Jun, 2010
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