Cambio - House of Social ChangeIn 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…
