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'Using the Business Model Canvas for Social Enterprise Design', Ingrid Burkett
This booklet goes beyond the Business Model Canvas as a general tool. It outlines how Ingrid Burkett, an Australian social entrepreneur, applies the Canvas to the specific needs of social enterprise. The booklet walks you through how to use the Canvas step-by-step.
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Balancing a social, environmental or cultural mission with business goal requires a unique skill set. It requires the blending of skills which is greater than the sum of each set of skills alone.
This booklet supports you to use the Business Model Canvas in a way that helps you see both the business and social impact you are trying to achieve. And importantly, how they interact.
It also explains how each segment could relate to a social enterprise context.
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