Summary of David Bornstein's How to Change the World
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 Social entrepreneurs are people who solve social problems on a large scale. They have powerful ideas to improve people's lives, and they have implemented them across cities, countries, and, in some cases, the world.
#2 Social entrepreneurship is a global phenomenon, and the world's most creative problem solvers are not concentrated in the United States and Canada. Around the world, people are encountering similar problems, and they need solutions.
#3 Social entrepreneurship is the leading edge of a remarkable development that has occurred across the world over the past three decades: the emergence of millions of new citizen organizations.
#4 The citizen sector is a new group of non-profit and non-governmental organizations that are growing worldwide. They are being pressed to demonstrate their efficacy, and it is becoming safer for organizations to change and innovate.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 Social entrepreneurs are people who solve social problems on a large scale. They have powerful ideas to improve people's lives, and they have implemented them across cities, countries, and, in some cases, the world.
#2 Social entrepreneurship is a global phenomenon, and the world's most creative problem solvers are not concentrated in the United States and Canada. Around the world, people are encountering similar problems, and they need solutions.
#3 Social entrepreneurship is the leading edge of a remarkable development that has occurred across the world over the past three decades: the emergence of millions of new citizen organizations.
#4 The citizen sector is a new group of non-profit and non-governmental organizations that are growing worldwide. They are being pressed to demonstrate their efficacy, and it is becoming safer for organizations to change and innovate.
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