• Board Training & Development
• Collaboration & Strategic Alliances
• Market Research
• Meeting Facilitation
• Needs Assessment
• Operations Analysis
• Organizational Development
• Product Market Development Planning
• Program Development & Grant Writing
• Program Evaluation
• Project Management
• Social Enterprise
• Strategic Planning
• Succession Planning
• Sustainable Business Model
• Systems Analysis & Redesign
• Visioning

Diversify Your Funding Through Social Enterprise Development 

Social enterprises are mission driven organizations that apply market-driven business growth strategies to achieve a social purpose. Their aim is to accomplish a “double bottom line” -- making both an impact on the mission as well as the financial outcomes of the organization.

Social enterprises can vary greatly, depending on the interests and market opportunities available to a nonprofit. They are most easily created when a nonprofit has organizational capacity, marketable assets that can be leveraged along with a sound market opportunity.  

There are a number of social enterprise options: 

Many nonprofit organizations see social enterprise as a way to reduce their dependence on charitable donations and grants. Others view the social enterprise itself as the vehicle for social change. Whether structured as a nonprofit or a for-profit, social enterprises are launched by social entrepreneurs who want to improve the common good and solve a social problem in a new, more lasting and effective way than traditional approaches.