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9 Business Model Examples for Social Enterprises

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A business model is a structure, design or framework that a business follows to bring value to its customers and clients. However, there are at least three measures of the success of a business model—its ability to generate profit for its owners, its ability to generate positive change in the world, and its ability to achieve a balance of profit and positive change. The first approach applies to traditional for-profit companies; the second approach applies to traditional charities; and the third approach (a balance between profit and positive change) applies to social enterprises. Given the definition above, a social business model is a structure, design or framework that a social business follows in order to bring about a positive change while maintaining healthy financial returns. Yet despite sharing this basic framework, social entrepreneurs have a wide spectrum of viable social business models to choose from. To help shed light on that spectrum, in 2012 Wolfgang Grassi (aka W. Gras

9 Business Model Examples for Social Enterprises Skip to content 9 Business Model Examples for Social Enterprises A business model is a structure, design or framework that a business follows to bring value to its customers and clients. However, there are at least three measures of the success of a business model—its ability to generate profit for its owners, its ability to generate positive change in the world , and its ability to achieve a balance of profit and positive change . The first approach applies to traditional for-profit companies; the second approach applies to traditional charitie

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