The future is social entrepreneurship | Kerryn Krige | TEDxJohannesburgSalon

If we are truly to see social and economic change happening in the world, we have to embrace the wealth of possibilities in the counter-intuitive partnership between for-profit and not-for-profit.
Kerryn heads the Network for Social Entrepreneurs at the Gordon Institute of Business Science, which focuses on achieving both social and economic change through social enterprise. She has worked in the social sector since 2001 with numerous UK charities, and began her career as a journalist for business news channel Summit TV. She holds a Masters in Development Studies. Together with journalist Gus Silber, she co-authored the ‘The Disruptors,’ the book that inspired the theme for this event. Kerryn teaches social enterprise at GIBS and writes regularly on the topic.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@globalempowers2673]

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[@samuelfairy1794]

Hello, I'm Agada Samuel from Nigeria and a social entrepreneur and development analyst, please how do I reach out to your social enterprise so we could collaborate together and share ideas...

[@commonascent8417]

Really appreciate the description presented here. The wall between for-profit and non-profit is still ingrained in the mindsets of a lot of entrepreneurs.

[@emekastephens8929]

I started a business and i have been having the struggle on how to classify our activities and this is all i needed to help me. Thank you so much.

[@williammenard6802]

Oh what business did u start?

[@romancmt]

Do you still on the stage ?

[@ScottDuncanCoaching]

Great to see Scottish Widows as the early beginnings of insurance, it is a shame the private sector took the sector and made it hard for the Social Enterprise Sector to be at the scale to compete/start-up within that sector. LEAP Energy is a great social enterprise in Scotland that helps business, charities and social enterprises save on gas and electricity bills, re-investing back into reducing fuel poverty in Scotland.

[@ThubaMamba]

Beautiful talk here. Love the insights.

[@NicolaGrace]

Thousands of entrepreneurs are waking up to make their contribution to the new earth. Are you ready to make yours?

[@morne5000]

awesome !!!!!clear and precise

[@vickyturner8373]

Yes !!! Love this talk thank you :)

[@rendanimamphiswana6969]

Wow. Loved it.

[@Belx2]

I love her passion.

[@andreliem7654]

Uuh im soo motivated

[@socialenterprisewithensoco5793]

Great talk!

[@Naisula_254]

I loved this

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Love it

[@-Aar-n]

Currently inquiring DEEPLY in the MA for Social Entrepreneurship and Change at Pepperdine University.
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[@adlaiwertman1111]

Consider the Master of Science in Social Entrepreneurship at the USC Marshall School of Business

[@rdenHotEd]

Aaron Gelera lol

[@gregor6454]

The Disrupt“r”os? I think thats a little mishap maybe?

[@sheikhgowhar933]

nice onw

[@zayedhossain3913]

Camera work could have been better

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[@cesarp.g.4772]

No.

[@SamuraiAkechi]

IMO, her name should be not Kerryn Krige, but Exaybachay. One Who Talks Loud, Saying Nothing.

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[@1neAdam12]

Marxism 101

[@silverbullet2008bb]

Why is it?

[@cubanita365]

not at all, this concept has already made a lot of great changes throughout history

[@Tejas-zx7ie]

I thought Marxism was "bad". How is it similar? Could you please explain?

[@diane5140]

Elaborate? Otherwise, your comment makes no sense.