Social Enterprise.
What if your business could be the engine of social change?
Your business has a higher purpose!
Ownership toward change
Amazingly, most business owners have never been able to leverage their business for social good. The business owner may be charitable but they haven’t discovered the sophisticated tools allowing them to fully utilize their business for the good they want to see accomplished in the world.
Succession toward legacy
Most business owners don’t know that you can structure a succession plan or even the sale of a business to be profitable and fuel lasting impact in the community. Your company can continue to be successful and build a legacy of positive transformation.
What is a Social Enterprise?
A business structured to provide financial benefit to a social mission and opportunities for programmatic creation and integration.
Why charity falls short.
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Big problems, limited dollars
Problems like homelessness, lack of education, or public safety are large-scale and systematic. Donations are often insufficient to sustainably address these issues.
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Sustainability Questions?
Because social problems are difficult to solve, nonprofit leaders chase increasingly scarce dollars, funders get bombarded, and dollars are stretched. An increasing number of new nonprofits are started that stretch scarce resources even further. Organizations struggle with sustainability and quality.
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Business is sidelined
Though resources are badly needed, those that know how to create financial gains are relegated to simply being donors or serving on boards with little real involvement in creating a seamless structure to create social change.
You know how to run a profitable business. We know how to make it count.
Next steps
Discover.
Have a casual conversation for the social enterprise curious. Explore resources, meet our team, and discuss the possibilities that social enterprise offers to your business and the good work you want to see in the community.
Build.
Engage with us in constructing a plan to more formally establish objectives and explore your options with a restructure, succession plan, or sale of your business.
Implement.
Take action to move forward with your plan, allowing us to assemble the partners to guide you through the twists and turns to arrive at the destination of a social enterprise.