Expert Insights Vol 5.: How to Launch Your Own Social Enterprise: Love The People You Serve
About the Session:
Social entrepreneurship is becoming fundamental not only for business degrees, but also for many other disciplines. This trend is driven by the growing demand for skills such as working on interdisciplinary teams, piloting new products and initiatives, presenting the merits of novel ideas, and modeling their viability in response to social and economic shifts. The field of social entrepreneurship is growing rapidly and attracting increased attention of money and visibility from many sectors. There are many reasons behind the popularity of social entrepreneurship. On the most basic level, there’s something inherently interesting and appealing about entrepreneurs and the stories of why and how they do what they do. In addition, social entrepreneurship signals the imperative to drive a social change. It transforms benefits to society and tackles the problems to make the world a better place to live in.
However, the question lies on how to start your own social Enterprise? And once you have an idea how to develop this idea and transform it to a real-world change? How to pitch your social enterprise and attract people to invest in your venture?
In this Expert Insight Vol 5 session, you will learn the following:
- The five main steps to becoming a successful social entrepreneur.
- The difference between Entrepreneurship and Social Entrepreneurship
- What to look for when starting your own social Enterprise?
- How to deliver a great pitch? The do's and don'ts.
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About the speaker:
Dalia Najjar has an undergraduate degree in Biology (Pre Medicine) and a graduate degree in Environmental Policy from Bard College, NY. Upon her return to Palestine, Dalia joined Farouk Systems Palestine as the youngest General Manager in the company’s history. Prior to joining Farouk Systems, Dalia has worked extensively on research in different sciences ranging from basic biology to health and agriculture. She has a wide and international experience working in the United States, Switzerland and Palestine.
In addition to her work at Farouk Systems, Dalia currently serves as a faculty member at Al-Quds Bard College teaching Social Entrepreneurship. Dalia also works with the university to develop a full curriculum in Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Through her work with undergraduates, Dalia equips her students with the tools and mindset to launch and scale new innovative solutions.
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