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Teju Ravilochan, one of the unreasonable co-founders, was kind enough to answer three questions that will hopefully convince you to put your hat in the ring and apply to be part of this incredible platform.
3 Reasons Why “Unreasonable is the New Reasonable”Blog Post
Well, are you? If you are, then be sure to apply to this year’s Unreasonable Institute. The Institute is an social enterprise incubator / fellowship / peer-selected investment fund all rolled into one somewhat messy, completely brilliant ball.
Are You Unreasonable?Blog Post
Last Friday 15 finalists from India, the U.S., New Zealand, France, England, Indonesia and Thailand gathered at U.C. Berkeley’s Haas School of Business to compete in the Global Social Venture Competition (GSVC). The teams presented business plans that were financially viable and make a social impact to an expert panel of judges.
Global Social Venture Competition Finals: “All it takes is one person with a dream”Blog Post
I wish I were in San Francisco this weekend. One of the most exciting business competitions in the social enterprise space wraps up with presentations followed by a symposium tomorrow: the Global Social Venture Competition, at the Haas School of Business of UC Berkeley.
Wrapping Up the Global Social Venture Competition 2009Blog Post
Like Rob mentioned in his post yesterday, I do think this is the year of ANDE. More precisely, I believe that thanks to forums like ANDE this will be a year in which companies and intermediaries serving low income markets will start to work in a more collaborative and coherent way, leveraging...
PowerMundo: Bridging the Supply Chain Gap at the Base of the PyramidBlog Post
Guest blogger Sami Nerenberg is an adjunct faculty at the Rhode Island School of Design, teaching the advanced studio Design for Social Entrepreneurship. She also is a member of the Grain collaborative and previously worked for the nonprofits, Design that Matters and Greenblue.Co-contributors...
Guest Post: The Role of Design in Social EntrepreneurshipBlog Post
Guest blogger Jocelyn Wyatt works for the design firm IDEO, leading its base of the pyramid projects. Prior to joining IDEO, Jocelyn was an Acumen Fund Fellow in Kenya. She holds a MBA from Thunderbird. Jocelyn blogs at Design and Reach.She sent us the following post following her attendance...
Guest Post: Better World by Design ConferenceBlog Post
If you’re interested in the power of design and design thinking to address the challenges of poverty and environmental degradation, please read on. If, on top of it, your schedule is open for next weekend and your budget allows you to, book a ticket to Providence and?grab a seat at?the...
Better by Design Conference Next Week: You Should Try to Make It to Providence
