This is why corporations should partner with social enterprises | World Economic Forum
Social enterprises already partner with business but there is much room for broadening the scope within value chains. Image: Unsplash/Nicholas Doherty Listen to the article Today, there are many examples of social enterprises, cooperatives and innovative, entrepreneurial non-profits that have long created social and environmental value and provided pioneering examples of purpose-driven ways of organizing economic activity. As such, they are already improving the lives of hundreds of millions of people and changing whole industries. Partnering with these potent change actors could allow businesses to trial new approaches that help them navigate the challenges of the year(s) ahead while simultaneously achieving business objectives. And as businesses find themselves operating in a challenging economic environment, they should prioritize such engagements with urgency to help build resilience for future market disruptions. From rising inflation, soaring energy and commodity prices and the i
Social enterprises already partner with business but there is much room for broadening the scope within value chains. Image: Unsplash/Nicholas Doherty Listen to the article Today, there are many examples of social enterprises, cooperatives and innovative, entrepreneurial non-profits that have long created social and environmental value and provided pioneering examples of purpose-driven ways of organizing economic activity. As such, they are already improving the lives of hundreds of millions of people and changing whole industries. Partnering with these potent change actors could allow busines
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