The sustainability conversation is changing. Not in terms of ambition. In terms of what’s actually driving action. Last week we spent three days at The Economist Sustainability Week in London, now in its 11th edition and bigger than ever. Over 2,500 attendees, 400+ speakers and 80 case studies Cities Today gathered at the Intercontinental London…
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Explore what unfolded at SEWF 2025 in Taipei: key themes, real‑world take‑aways for social enterprises, and how Cambio Consultancy is helping shape the future. Introduction: A Global Gathering with Purpose From 27–31 October 2025, Taipei became a focal point for global social innovation. The Social Enterprise World Forum 2025 (SEWF25) gathered more than 1,000 delegates from…
Explore how Green Economy Forum 2025 in London reshaped the conversation on climate finance, tech, and trust and why Cambio Consultancy is leading the way. A Climate Turning Point and a Capital Challenge On October 21, 2025, a powerful gathering unfolded inside The Conduit in London. With over 400 global leaders, the Green Economy Forum…
Berlin’s GIIN Impact Forum 2025 surfaced trends, challenges, and innovations in impact investing — and why Cambio Consultancy is shaping the narrative. Introduction: Driving Solutions at the World’s Premier Impact Investing Forum From October 7–9, 2025, Berlin became the global epicenter of impact investing as more than 1,600 changemakers converged at the GIIN Impact Forum…
Explore Climate Forward NYC 2025’s key insights on climate action, business sustainability, and global cooperation during this pivotal moment for our planet. Introduction: New York as the Climate Crossroads On September 24, 2025, the New York Times Center served as the epicenter of climate discourse as world leaders, policymakers, business executives, and scientists converged for Climate…
The International Entrepreneurship Educators Conference (IEEC 2025) returned to Manchester this September with a powerful message: enterprise education is at a crossroads, and its future will be shaped by collaboration, disruption, and a deep commitment to sustainability. Over four days, more than 200 enterprise educators, researchers, and practitioners gathered at Manchester Metropolitan University to share…
Explore ChangeNOW 2025’s vibrant ecosystem—spotlighting breakthrough solutions, youth and investor engagement, and the global shift from intent to concrete action. Introduction: Paris Becomes the Global Capital of Impact What does it look like when 40,000 innovators, investors, climate leaders, and entrepreneurs join forces at the Grand Palais in Paris to accelerate the world’s sustainability transition? ChangeNOW 2025…
Discover how regenerative leadership drives 60% better creativity and 30% higher productivity. Learn science backed strategies from Cambridge, Oxford and MIT. A New Leadership Frontier What if the next wave of business leadership focused not merely on sustainability but on regeneration? With 55% of global GDP, that’s $58 trillion, at risk due to environmental decline,…
Discover how UK universities are emerging as social innovation ecosystems, driving real-world impact through living labs, leadership training, and measurable change—where Cambio can lead the next wave of partnership and transformation. From Ivory Towers to Innovation Ecosystems What if the next wave of sustainable transformation isn’t driven by governments or corporations—but by universities? Across the…
For social enterprises, funding is more than just financial support – it’s the fuel that drives both impact and sustainability. Unlike traditional businesses, social enterprises balance purpose with profit, so choosing the right funding option is crucial for long-term success. Here are three of the most common routes: grants, investors, and crowdfunding. 1. Grants Grants…
Social entrepreneurs are driven by purpose – to tackle pressing social and environmental challenges while running sustainable businesses. Yet, passion and innovation alone are not enough to create lasting change. Finance is the lifeblood that turns vision into impact. 1. Finance Enables Growth and Sustainability Social enterprises often begin with limited resources, relying on personal…
When it comes to funding a social enterprise or CIC, two key sources often come into focus: grants and impact investment. While both aim to support mission-driven work, they operate quite differently – and choosing the right route depends on your goals, stage of growth, and risk appetite. Grants are typically non-repayable funds provided by…
Consumers increasingly want to support businesses that stand for something beyond profit – whether it’s sustainability, community wellbeing, or social justice. But having a mission isn’t enough; how you communicate it matters just as much. Here are five effective marketing tips for purpose-driven brands looking to stand out and stay authentic. 1. Lead with Your…
As governments face increasingly complex challenges – from economic inequality to climate change – the role of social enterprises in governance has never been more relevant. Social enterprises, which prioritise social or environmental impact alongside profit, offer an innovative and people-focused approach to addressing societal issues that public services alone cannot always meet effectively. Modern…
Consumers have become a powerful force in reshaping the way businesses operate. No longer satisfied with companies focusing solely on profits, today’s consumers expect brands to take an active role in addressing social and environmental issues. This shift is driving businesses to reimagine their role in society, moving from traditional profit-centric models to purpose-driven enterprises…
Government investment in the regeneration of deprived communities is a critical opportunity not only to improve physical infrastructure but also to address deep-rooted social and economic inequalities. While funding often focuses on construction, transport and digital connectivity, there is growing recognition that lasting change depends on empowering local people and this is where social entrepreneurs…
With growing awareness of the climate crisis, inequality, and the need for responsible business practices, many investors are now keen to align their portfolios with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These 17 global goals from quality education and climate action to clean energy and reduced inequality provide a powerful framework for building a fairer,…
Gender-lens investing is proving to be a powerful approach that not only promotes equality but also strengthens business outcomes. This investment strategy involves integrating gender considerations into financial decisions, with the aim of improving the lives of women and girls while achieving sound returns. For social enterprises committed to impact as well as profit, gender-lens…
For a social enterprise, the path to investment is often a challenging one. It requires more than just a compelling pitch deck and a good idea. To truly be “investment-ready,” social enterprises must present a comprehensive strategy that demonstrates long-term viability, impact, and financial sustainability. Investors want more than just the potential for a return;…
Measuring impact before committing funds is essential for social enterprises that want to maximise their resources, ensure sustainability, and maintain accountability. The goal is to create lasting change while ensuring that resources are used wisely. One of the most effective ways to guarantee this is by measuring the impact of a project before committing funds.…
Purpose-driven startups often enter the market with a strong mission and a clear impact goal, but the journey rarely unfolds as planned. When the unexpected happens – whether it’s economic shifts, global pandemics, or community feedback, pivoting becomes essential. But what does pivoting really mean for social entrepreneurs? Unlike traditional startups that might pivot purely…
With a mission-led approach and a deep commitment to community impact, social enterprises are bringing innovation, inclusivity and person-centred values to the care sector. The beauty of social enterprises in care lies in their ability to balance support with empowerment. Rather than simply providing services, they focus on enabling people to grow, contribute and feel…
Investing in leadership rooted in purpose is not just good for performance – it’s essential for building a more equitable and sustainable future. Leadership development is no longer just about driving performance – it’s about doing so while staying firmly rooted in purpose. That’s why training and development strategies within this space must go beyond…
Social enterprises are organisations that blend business with a social purpose, and they play an increasingly vital role in improving mental health and well-being within communities. By providing inclusive services and creating spaces where individuals can thrive, social enterprises offer much-needed support to those facing mental health challenges, while fostering a sense of community and…
As the urgency to address environmental challenges grows, impact investors are increasingly turning their attention to climate-focused social enterprises – businesses that combine profitability with positive environmental and social impact. Impact investing refers to the practice of investing in companies, organisations, and funds with the intention of generating measurable social and environmental impact alongside a…
Community lending has emerged as a powerful tool for driving local economic growth, supporting small businesses, and empowering social enterprises. Unlike traditional bank loans, community lending focuses on ethical, accessible, and purpose-driven finance, ensuring that businesses and individuals who may struggle to secure mainstream funding get the support they need. Community lending refers to the…
Social enterprises operate at the intersection of business and social impact, striving to create meaningful change while maintaining financial sustainability. To achieve this balance, they require access to diverse funding sources, particularly a mix of public and private capital. Both forms of funding offer unique benefits, and when combined, they can provide the necessary support…
The UK government has taken a significant step toward advancing social impact investing with the creation of the Social Impact Investment Advisory Group. This group, formed by the Treasury and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, will play an important role in shaping how the UK blends philanthropic and impact capital to achieve its…
Social enterprises are redefining the way traditional industries operate, bringing about a wave of positive change that prioritises both social impact and financial sustainability. Unlike conventional businesses, which focus primarily on profit maximisation, social enterprises aim to address pressing social or environmental issues while generating revenue. This unique blend of purpose and profit is making…
Social enterprises hold the key to addressing pressing global challenges, from economic inequality to environmental degradation. By combining business principles with a mission for social good, these entities drive sustainable impact across communities. However, a significant hurdle they face is the lack of robust government support – a policy gap that limits their potential to…
The social enterprise sector operates at the intersection of business and social good, making it particularly sensitive to legislative changes. Recent updates in policy across various regions signal significant implications for the sector. Here’s a closer look at these developments and what they mean for social enterprises. In February 2025, the UK will implement new…
The circular economy offers a sustainable alternative to the traditional linear “take-make-dispose” model, emphasising resource efficiency, waste reduction, and regeneration. Transitioning your business to a circular economy model not only helps the environment but can also unlock long-term cost savings and enhance your brand reputation. Here’s how to get started: Start by familiarising yourself with…
In recent years, Black-led social enterprises have emerged as powerful catalysts for change in local communities. Driven by a mission to create social impact, these enterprises are tackling systemic inequalities by creating economic opportunities and empowering communities. By developing tailored, culturally relevant solutions, Black-led social enterprises are not only addressing systemic inequalities but also reshaping…
Building and engaging with a supportive community is not just a strategy for survival; it’s a pathway to thriving in social entrepreneurship. Instead of individual determination, effective communities can enhance resilience by providing enterprises with a vital source of support, collaboration, and innovation. Being a social entrepreneur often involves significant emotional and mental strain due…
Social enterprises are increasingly becoming vital players in supporting families affected by disability. These organisations operate with a dual purpose: to generate profits that fund their social missions while creating positive change for communities. For families caring for individuals with disabilities, these services are crucial; not only to empower them financially but to address some…
Economic uncertainty has become a common issue today, influenced by global challenges like pandemics, climate change, and geopolitical tensions. In these times, social enterprises—organisations that focus on social and environmental goals rather than just profits—can help strengthen our economies where traditional businesses fail. A notable strength of social enterprises is the ability to target social/environmental…
Impact washing occurs when organisations falsely claim to create significant social or environmental benefits without providing evidence to support these assertions. This trend, like greenwashing in environmental efforts, is becoming increasingly common and is profoundly affecting nonprofits and charitable giving. As donors become more selective in their contributions, they want to ensure that their support…
The recent UK Budget 2024 has prompted extensive discussions regarding the implications of rising operational costs for social enterprises. With the government announcing increases in employers’ national insurance contributions and the minimum wage, numerous social enterprises are now confronted with the significant challenge of maintaining their financial viability while endeavouring to provide impactful services to…
EdTech (Educational Technology) is a powerful tool that has the potential to revolutionise education, making it more accessible, equitable, and inclusive for all. By leveraging technology, EdTech offers innovative solutions to global education challenges, providing people from underserved communities with opportunities for a better future. One of the greatest advantages of EdTech is accessibility. In…
As social enterprises scale, maintaining a strong focus on their mission and impact becomes a key challenge. Growth often brings increased complexity, requiring careful planning to avoid mission drift while expanding reach and resources. Here are strategies to ensure social enterprises can scale effectively without losing sight of their core mission. Use strong, mission-driven leadership. …
Ethical sourcing and sustainable supply chains are increasingly important for businesses that want to align their operations with social and environmental values. For social enterprises, prioritising ethical sourcing is not just about reducing negative impacts; it’s a fundamental part of their mission to drive positive change. Social enterprises have a unique opportunity to lead by…
Given the growing concern about global challenges, it’s not surprising that investors are increasingly looking to make financial gains while also creating positive social and environmental impacts. Traditional investment models often fall short due to their focus on short-term profits, ignoring the wider effects of business practices. However, new investment structures, which align profit with…
Social entrepreneurship plays a crucial role in achieving the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which aim to address global challenges such as poverty, inequality, and climate change by 2030. These 17 goals are ambitious, and traditional government and corporate actions alone won’t be enough to reach them. This is where social entrepreneurs step in,…
Impact investing, which focuses on generating both financial returns and positive social or environmental outcomes, has seen tremendous growth in recent years, particularly in the infrastructure sector. Investors are increasingly drawn to projects that support sustainable development, clean energy, and improved social services. However, while developed markets have benefited significantly from this surge in capital,…
Social enterprises are emerging as powerful players in the push for environmental sustainability. Unlike traditional businesses that prioritise profit, social enterprises are mission-driven, aiming to address social and environmental challenges while maintaining financial viability. This unique approach allows them to be at the forefront of promoting sustainable environmental practices, making a significant impact on both…
Inclusive markets are transforming the way business is conducted in developing economies, emphasising the need to integrate marginalised populations into economic systems. Rather than merely focusing on profit, businesses are now recognizing the potential to create long-term social impact by addressing the needs of underserved communities. This approach goes beyond traditional corporate social responsibility (CSR)…
The recent UK riots have highlighted high levels of discontent (and racism) towards immigrants from certain members of society. These protests are often instigated around misconceived ideas about the negative impacts migrants have and intentionally ignore the many lasting positive effects they can bring to the communities in which they reside. A case in point…
Transitioning from a traditional business model to a social enterprise involves more than just a shift in mission and values; it also requires careful navigation of various regulatory changes. Understanding and adapting to these regulatory requirements is crucial to ensure legal compliance and the sustainable growth of the enterprise. Here are some key steps and…
LGBTQ+ social enterprises are powerful agents of change, promoting inclusivity, diversity, and equality within their communities and beyond. These organisations leverage business strategies to address social issues, driving significant positive impact for LGBTQ+ individuals. One of the primary ways LGBTQ+ social enterprises influence change is by creating safe and inclusive spaces. These spaces serve as…
The demand for sustainable products and services has grown significantly in recent years, with companies increasingly meeting these needs. Moreover, this has occurred across the spectrum of organisations from multinational corporations implementing more sustainable business practices, suppliers procuring greener products, and startups specifically designed to tackle climate-related issues. Unfortunately, the increased focus on environmental issues…
Successfully raising funds is essential for nonprofit organisations striving to make meaningful impacts in their communities. Here are several proven strategies that can significantly enhance a nonprofit’s fundraising efforts. Story Telling Effective storytelling is crucial for connecting with donors. Nonprofits can evoke empathy and inspire generosity by sharing compelling narratives about the people or causes…
Over the last decade, social finance and investment have undergone significant transformations, reflecting a growing commitment to aligning financial returns with positive social and environmental impact. This evolution has been driven by a confluence of factors, including increased awareness of global challenges, technological advancements, and changing investor preferences. In the early 2010s, social finance was…
As the world shifts towards sustainability, social enterprises have a unique opportunity to lead by example in building green investment portfolios. Here are some best practices to guide your organisation in developing a portfolio that not only yields financial returns but also drives positive environmental impact. Start by clearly defining what sustainability means for your…
As the UK gears up for its 2024 General Election, the influence of social enterprises on shaping election policies has become increasingly significant. Social Enterprise, which blends social missions with business strategies, has grown in prominence over the past decade, addressing critical societal issues while fostering economic resilience. This election cycle presents a crucial opportunity…
In celebration of Higher Education Day, it’s essential to reflect on the transformative role that higher education plays in fostering social entrepreneurship. As we look towards the future, several trends and predictions highlight how social enterprise education is evolving and what we can expect in the coming years. One of the most significant trends is…
Creating a strong brand identity for your social enterprise is crucial for standing out, attracting support, and effectively communicating your mission. Here’s how you can build a compelling brand identity that resonates with your audience and clearly reflects your values and overall goals and ambitions. Begin by clearly articulating your mission and values, which should…
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations are integral components of sustainable business practice everywhere. Social entrepreneurs, with their innovative approaches and commitment to driving positive change, play a crucial role in advancing ESG goals and fostering a more responsible and equitable society as a whole. At the heart of social entrepreneurship lies a dual mission:…
The concept of “sustainability” has evolved from being a fashionable buzzword to becoming a fundamental concern for conscious consumers. But why should consumers care about choosing sustainable products? The reasons extend far beyond just environmental consciousness… First and foremost, opting for sustainable products empowers consumers to make a tangible difference in global environmental challenges. By…
In the often unpredictable world of social entrepreneurship, resilience is not just a desirable trait—it’s a competitive advantage. While many factors contribute to the success of a social venture, the ability to bounce back from setbacks, adapt to change, and persevere in the face of challenges can make all the difference between thriving and surviving.…
Organisations are increasingly recognising the need for systemic solutions to address complex social challenges. Implementing systems change within your organisation is not only about enacting individual projects but about catalysing lasting, transformative impact. Here’s a easy and accessible roadmap to guide you through the process… Systems change requires collaboration and buy-in from diverse stakeholders. Engage…
Collaboration in the social impact space is not merely a strategy; it’s a cornerstone for driving meaningful change. At its core, collaborating in this sector involves partnering with like-minded individuals, organisations, and businesses to amplify impact, foster innovation, and address complex societal challenges. But how does this collaboration work, and what are the key elements…
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become increasingly prevalent. However, for many social entrepreneurs, the question remains: when is the opportune moment to embrace AI technology? First and foremost, social entrepreneurs should assess their organisational readiness. AI implementation requires adequate resources, including time allocation and financial investment, technical expertise, and infrastructure. Before diving into…
In today’s business landscape, women entrepreneurs are making significant strides, yet they continue to face unique challenges that hinder their progress. Despite their growing presence in various industries, gender disparities persist, posing obstacles to their success – although in social enterprise that gender gap is significantly smaller, and in some geographies has reversed altogether. From…
In recent years, there has been a noticeable shift in the investment landscape, with a growing emphasis on social impact alongside commerciality and financial returns. This trend towards social investment reflects a broader societal recognition of the importance of addressing the most pressing global challenges whilst generating sustainable profits that create a lasting legacy. According…
The concept of “Bottom of the Pyramid” (BoP) refers to the largest, yet often neglected, socio-economic group – consisting of individuals essentially living in poverty. While traditional business models have historically bypassed this demographic due to a perceived lack of purchasing power, social enterprises are stepping in to bridge this gap and catalyse positive change…
Social entrepreneurship, with its focus on addressing social and environmental challenges through innovative and often diverse business models, has emerged as a powerful force in driving brand loyalty. Unlike traditional businesses solely motivated by profit, social enterprises prioritise purpose-driven initiatives that resonate deeply with consumers. This Valentine’s Day, here’s how social entrepreneurship fosters brand loyalty:…
Creativity stands as a driving force behind transformative change. At the heart of this relationship lies the fusion of innovative thinking and meaningful impact, shaping ventures that address societal challenges with novel solutions. Creativity fuels the ideation phase, empowering social entrepreneurs to develop unconventional approaches to longstanding issues. Whether it’s addressing environmental sustainability, economic inequality,…
The intersection of crowdfunding and social impact has led to remarkable changes in addressing homelessness. Crowdfunding, a collective funding approach facilitated by online platforms, has emerged as a powerful tool influencing not only financial landscapes but also the very policies that govern responses to homelessness. Beyond the clear opportunity to fund the launch of more…
Embarking on the journey of social entrepreneurship is akin to running a marathon rather than a sprint. The essence lies not in rapid strides, but in the endurance to navigate challenges, maintain and grow business relationships and persist in creating lasting impact. Let’s explore why adopting a marathon mindset is crucial for long-term success in…
As we step into 2024, the business environment continues to evolve rapidly, shaped by technological advancements, market fluctuations, and unforeseen global events. In this ever-shifting landscape, the skill of adapting to change continues to emerge as a key linchpin for organisational success. The first step towards mastering the art of adaptation is acknowledging the inevitability…
As the calendar turns to 2024, social enterprises around the globe are gearing up to make a resounding positive social and environmental impact in pursuit of a better world. Laden with fresh perspectives and an unwavering commitment to social good, these changemakers are setting ambitious resolutions that go beyond business goals—focusing on giving back to…
As we immerse ourselves in the festive spirit of Christmas and the holiday season, and the anticipation of a new year ahead of us, there’s an opportunity to celebrate in a way that aligns with our commitment to a sustainable future. Embracing eco-friendly practices during the festivities not only reduces our environmental footprint but also…
Sustainability has transcended the confines of traditional environmental concerns. Today, it embodies a holistic approach that extends beyond the green spectrum, encompassing social, economic, and cultural dimensions in a multi-layered approach. Social entrepreneurs are increasingly recognising the interconnectedness of these elements, understanding that true sustainability is a multifaceted endeavour. In the pursuit of social sustainability,…
Over the past few years, the landscape of social enterprises has undergone a notable transformation, with a growing emphasis on equity leadership. As these organisations strive to create a positive social and environmental impact on society, their approach to leadership has evolved to embrace equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) at its core. Equity leadership goes…
Social Enterprise Day sheds light on the vital role of businesses with a heart, as they strive to address today’s global challenges. Social enterprises, driven by a core social mission rather than just profit, stand out as agents of positive social change. Instead of solely focusing on financial gains, they prioritise making a meaningful impact…
As the world faces complex challenges, ranging from climate change to socioeconomic inequalities, addressing these issues requires fresh perspectives and innovative solutions. Interdisciplinary collaboration, which brings together experts from diverse fields, is a powerful driver for progress in Social Entrepreneurship. Let’s explore some key trends shaping the future of interdisciplinary collaboration. One emerging trend is…
The foundation of success in social entrepreneurship lies in creating a robust and committed team. Just as a well-crafted mission is vital to any social venture, so too is the human capital that drives it forward. In this blog, we’ll explore the art of team-building and share some strategies to help you assemble your dream…
In the ever-evolving landscape of social impact and social entrepreneurship, it’s crucial to comprehend the hierarchy of social impact—the stages through which initiatives progress to create transformative change. At its core, this hierarchy offers a roadmap for organisations and individuals committed to making a difference in society. 1. Awareness and Education: The Foundations At this…
Social entrepreneurship is a powerful vehicle for positive change, unleashing the potential of individuals to address critical societal issues while striving for sustainability and impact. As we look forward, the landscape of social entrepreneurship is evolving at a rapid pace, shaped by emerging trends that have the potential to redefine how we create positive change…
In today’s fast-paced world, sustainability has become more than just a buzzword; it’s a global imperative. Social entrepreneurs are harnessing the power of technology to drive positive social change and address pressing environmental challenges. One such technology leading the charge is the Internet of Things (IoT), sparking a green revolution in Social Entrepreneurship. IoT’s Role…
In a world where environmental sustainability and social responsibility are increasingly vital, social enterprises have emerged as a driving force for this positive social change. These innovative businesses are not only addressing societal issues but also championing the circular economy, a concept that promises to reshape the way we produce and consume goods. The circular…
In the ever-changing landscape of social enterprise, there’s a delicate balancing act that persists – between financial sustainability and achieving a positive social impact. One of the key challenges that these organisations face is what we call “liquidity” risk. Measuring this risk is essential for their financial survival and broader success. In this blog post,…
Are you considering a shift from a corporate career to one with a more profound societal or environmental impact? It’s an admirable choice that can bring immense personal fulfilment. However, such a transition can be daunting. Here are some key takeaways to help you successfully navigate this change… Begin by reflecting on your values and…
In an era of increasing environmental awareness, the significance of carbon accounting in social ventures cannot be overstated. As social enterprises strive for both financial success and positive social and environmental impact, understanding and mitigating their carbon footprint has become a pivotal aspect of their operations. By effectively accounting for carbon emissions, these ventures not…
Synchronicity, a term coined by Swiss psychologist Carl Jung, refers to the meaningful coincidences that occur seemingly by chance but hold deeper significance. In the realm of social impact ventures, synchronicity plays a pivotal role in shaping the trajectory of initiatives and fostering transformative change – but we don’t often talk about it. This blog…
In recent decades, a remarkable transformation has taken place in the world of social impact initiatives. Gone are the days when charity was the primary means of addressing societal challenges. Today, a new paradigm has emerged, driven by the rise of social enterprises that focus on empowerment rather than handouts. This shift represents a powerful…
In the realm of social entrepreneurship, two distinct ideologies have emerged, each advocating different approaches to addressing societal challenges. Longtermism and short-termism represent opposing viewpoints on how to achieve lasting impact and sustainable change. While both perspectives have their merits, the clash between them highlights a fundamental debate within the social entrepreneurship community. Longtermism in…
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, the concepts of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and social entrepreneurship have gained significant attention. ESG encompasses a set of criteria that evaluate a company’s impact on the environment, society, and its governance practices. Social entrepreneurship, on the other hand, focuses on addressing social and environmental challenges while creating…
In recent years, the importance of creating LGBTQ+ friendly organisations of all kinds has gained significant recognition and increased momentum – this extends to and well beyond just social enterprises. Organisations that actively embrace diversity and foster an inclusive environment not only attract and retain top talent but also contribute to a more equitable society…
Climate change poses a significant threat to our planet, requiring urgent action combined with innovative solutions. As the world grapples with the need to transition to renewable energy sources, social entrepreneurs are emerging as key players in the climate tech industry. These individuals are combining their entrepreneurial spirit with a passion for environmental sustainability, revolutionising…
In the fast-paced world of social entrepreneurship, effective time management is crucial for success. As a social entrepreneur, balancing numerous responsibilities and pursuing impactful goals can be challenging without proper time management strategies. In this blog, we will explore essential tips and techniques to help social entrepreneurs optimise their time, increase productivity, and achieve their…
In a world facing complex social and environmental challenges, social entrepreneurs play a vital role in driving positive social change. These visionary individuals harness the power of business to address pressing issues and create lasting social impact. However, creating sustainable and meaningful change requires more than just good intentions. In this blog post, we will…
Social entrepreneurship is a powerful way to create positive change, however, balancing profit and purpose can be a significant challenge for social enterprises. In this blog post, we’ll discuss some of the main challenges of social entrepreneurship and strategies for overcoming them. Defining Your Purpose: It’s essential to have a clear understanding of your social…
Social Entrepreneurship is a unique approach to creating sustainable social and environmental impact through the use of business principles and entrepreneurial approaches. One of the core principles of social entrepreneurship is the “3 Ps” – People, Planet, and Profit. These three pillars guide social entrepreneurs in their mission to create positive change in society. In…
In recent years, the world has seen increased numbers of social entrepreneurs seeking to tackle some of the world’s most pressing problems, such as poverty, climate change, and social inequality. These individuals are not content to make a profit; they want to find new and innovative ways to create positive social and environmental impact through…
In today’s age, diversity, equity and inclusion has become an unavoidable aspect of each and every organisation’s day to day strategy. Diversity refers to the presence of difference in an organisation, involving having employees from a varied set of ages, races, genders, sexual orientations, religions, and more. Equity involves the offering of consistent and fair…
In today’s age, every enterprise or startup that wishes to be incorporated has access to several funding options, ranging from crowdfunding to loans to accelerators and incubators, with the latter two being the traditionally popular ones. It is crucial that each business makes the right choice, so that they can obtain capital at the most…
The growth of the impact investment sector, especially over the past few years has led to an unanticipated increase in ESG ratings and data providers, and this has resulted in added confusion in the market. Investors today are not able to accurately assess the ESG performance of companies and pinpoint material risk because of the…
“Welcome to our new blog series where we will be posting regularly on topics close to our hearts here at Cambio – anything and everything Social Enterprise, Innovation, Sustainability and beyond. Enjoy.” Over the past decade, blockchain technology has become nothing short of a revolution. Since having started its journey as the major technology behind…
Did you know that only ⅓ of university students expect to graduate with the skills and knowledge needed to be successful in the workplace? And according to a report by BCG, 64% of business leaders believe that traditional institutions currently don’t prepare students with the skills they need for the jobs they seek. CapSource, a…