In the last decade, a generation of social entrepreneurs has become increasingly visible by creating self-sustaining businesses. Social entrepreneurs are similar to regular entrepreneurs with one main difference--their gains aren't measured in financial profit, but by the impact they have on society. For some social entrepreneurs, 'doing good' means helping others become entrepreneurs, too.

Publisher(s):	Entrepreneur.com	Keyword(s):	Entrepreneurship , Niche , Social Causes
Author(s):	Jessica Chen	Category:	Strategic Planning
Content Provider:	Entrepreneur.com	Subcategory:	Overviews
Copyright Date:	10-19-2007	Save For Later:
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