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Who am I?

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In the past...

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Yunus Center - Dhaka

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Make a Cube - Milan

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In Berlin...

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HPI School of Design Thinking

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Coaching students and entrepreneurs

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Make Sense

But let’s talk about Social Business

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Definition

“ A social business is a non-loss, non-dividend company designed to address a social problem.

The profits are used to expand the company’s reach and improve the products and/or

services. “

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Muhammad Yunus

1983: Founder of Grameen Bank, the world’s first bank of poor people - fueled by the belief that access to credit is a human right

2006: Nobel Peace Laureate for pioneering the concept of microfinance

Fortune Magazine named one of 12 greatest entrepreneurs of all times

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7 Principles of Social Business

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How does Social Business work?

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Muhammad Yunus

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The need for a different paradigm

PROFITCurrent economic theory only postulates a single

dimensional human being – The profit maximizer

NON PROFITSocially-driven initiatives

highly dependent on fundraising efforts

SOCIAL BUSINESS

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I Type

A business that focuses on providing a product and/or service to tackle a specific social, ethical, and/or environmental objective.

Grameen Danone

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II Type

A business that is owned by disadvantaged people, who are empowered by receiving direct dividends or by some indirect benefits.

Grameen Bank

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Make Sense

A few examples

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Grameen Veolia - France/Bangladesh

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School Raising - Germany/Italy

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Kiron - Germany

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The recipe

Social mission

+Business Model

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Make Sense

Let’s have a look into it

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Social Business Model Canvas

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Case study: KIVA

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Case study: KIVA

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Make Sense

Shall we try together?

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Social Business Model Canvas

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Social Business Model Canvas

Social BusinessEcosystems and Communities

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Impact Hub Network

A global network of collaborators focused on making a positive impact in our world.

An innovation lab. A business Incubator. A social enterprise community center. Impact Hub offers you a unique ecosystem of resources, inspiration, and collaboration opportunities to grow the positive impact of your work. Joining our diverse community of members and collaborators will inspire, connect, and enable you to develop your best work every step of the way.

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Make Sense

MakeSense is an international community that rallies SenseMakers and Gangsters in 128 cities across the world to help social entrepreneurs to solve their challenges.

By putting together skills and ideas we can help social entrepreneurs create and develop their businesses and solve the most pressing issues faced by society in such arenas as: education, health, environment, food, etc.

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Ashoka

A global organization that identifies and invests in leading social entrepreneurs -- individuals with innovative and practical ideas for solving social problems.

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Incubation programs

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Social Business Model Canvas

And how about funding?

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You could try the traditional way...

Bootstrapping Asking your bank for a loan Microcredit

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... or other options

Incubation prizes (grants/in kind)

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... or even other options

Open Innovation (equity)

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Eventually, you could crowdfund

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Social Business Model Canvas

About Crowdfunding

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Crowdfunding is not only this

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Different types

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Donation (Reward-based)

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Lending

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When should you crowdfund

When you have a product or a service you want to validate

When you need an investment to create/build/implement something that you can explain

When you want to increase your visibility

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When should you NOT crowdfund

When you don’t have time to do it properly

When your project needs money for a million different purposes

When you want to increase your visibility ONLY

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The recipe

Project Platform People

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Social Business Model Canvas

Tips and tricks

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Share

“Today a student has called Carmelo, it was wonderful ...

emotional and grateful!!!!!

Our children would like to speak with all the world and say

thanks!!!

”Emotion

Results Governance

Assets

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Be creative and inspire

You’re not asking for money, you’re sharing your story with people who love what you do

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Be transparent and credible

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Plan every step

...from community engagement

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Plan every step

...to perks delivery

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Remember

A matter of trust and reputation

Perks hide costs

Crowdfunding is a time consuming project

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Social Business Model Canvas

Thank you!

Fiamma Degl’Innocenti25/10/2017

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