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New Society Publishers - Elisa Birnbaum

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Features offered to: New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Millennial Money, Huffington Green, ESG Magazine, Environmental Finance, finance section of daily papers
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Author is the co-founder and publisher of SEE Change Magazine
She has been a journalist for over 15 years and written for major newspapers and magazines including Elle, Profit and Zoomer
As communities across North America struggle with economic decline and bankruptcy, governments and social services are fall short of meeting needs.
Enter the social entrepreneur. Social entrepreneurs are innovative people who focus their creative energy and business mind-set on social change
This book is a practical and inspirational guide to social entrepreneurship
The book highlights stories of social entrepreneurs around the world who are using business as a force for change
Includes stories from New York, Yonkers, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Oakland, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Columbus, Detroit, San Francisco, St. Louis, New Orleans, Vancouver and Fogo Island
Readers will learn how to apply business savvy to social change
Topics include: job creation; economic revitalization; affordable housing; education; food security; social justice; human rights; disadvantaged youth; violence and more
Shows people how to use business as a true force for change in their communities including profiles of social entrepreneurs, tips and lessons for success
Story examples
Komal Ahmad, founder & CEO of San-Francisco-based Copia, a social enterprise with a mission of solving the dual challenges of food insecurity and food waste.
Alan Ricks, co-founder of MASS Design, a disruptor in the field of architecture. Boston-based MASS' mission is to build and advocate for architecture that promotes justice and human dignity.
Laura D'Asaro, co-founder of Chirps Chips, a company that produces chips (and are working on other products) made from cricket flour.
David Stover, one of three co-founders of Bureo, a for-profit social enterprise that uses discarded commercial fishing nets to produce skateboards and other products.
Teri Dankovich and Jonathan Levine, co-founders of Pittsburgh-based Folia Water, a revolutionary new technology - silver infused filter papers - that eliminate bacteria, viruses and other pathogens.
Rosanne Haggerty, CEO and founder of Community Solutions, a company that applies the best problem-solving tools from multiple sectors to help U.S. communities end homelessness and the conditions that create it. One of their initiatives, Built for Zero, is designed to help communities end veteran homelessness.
Tom D'Eri, who teamed up with his dad to found Rising Tide Car Wash, a company based in Florida that hires 80 percent of its employees on the autism spectrum based in Florida.
Audience
Business leaders, economic development professionals, municipalities and cities, social entrepreneurs, millennials and boomers looking to make a difference

Introduction

Chapter 1: Sustain This: The Rise of Social Entrepreneurship

Chapter 2: Innovate or Bust

Chapter 3: From Crisis to Opportunity

Chapter 4: The Power of Partnerships

Chapter 5: Community Engagement

Chapter 6: Perchance to Scale

Chapter 7: Toward Financial Sustainability

Chapter 8: Storytelling

Chapter 9: Measuring Social Impact

Chapter 10: Support Systems

Conclusion

Resources

Index

About the Author

A Note about the Publisher