Blurring the Boundaries Between For Profit and Nonprofit Organizations: The Social Enterprises’ Model Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

This case scenario depicts the progressive meeting among the "conventional" company-oriented and the nonprofit/social sectors and, contextually, the development of an innovative business model, i.e., the social venture. Social enterprises are associations that unite the commercial and societal logics in ways that are unprecedented.

PUBLICATION DATE: April 10, 2012 PRODUCT #: IES382-PDF-ENG

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