Last time, I wrote that social enterprise and entrepreneurship is a movement, not a model. I suggested that people could undertake various forms of action within its framework and still be tied to each other through the connective tissue of a common vision. It seems that notion is gaining traction.
You don’t often expect to have conversations about social enterprise with strangers on the subway. So I was somewhat surprised when a passerby in his twenties pointed at me from across the underground hallway leading to the turnstiles. He smiled when he approached close enough to read the cover of the Getting To Maybe copy pinched between my elbow and ribs while I fiddled with change.
Last time, I wrote that social enterprise and entrepreneurship is 