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National Conference on

SOCIAL

ENTREPRENEURSHIP:

DIMENSIONS ANDDEVELOPMENT

ORIENTATIONAugust 21-22, 2009


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Organised by

SAINT MARYS COLLEGE

(Affiliated to Mangalore University)SHIRVA- 574116, UDUPI DISTICT

Karnataka India

www.smcshirva.com
http://www.smcshirva.com/http://www.smcshirva.com/


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Technical Session I

Emerging Models of SocialEntrepreneurship:

An Overview

Prof Chowdari Prasad

T A Pai Management Institute, [email protected]

Mobile: 09242124642
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Peter Druckers views

Innovation is the specific tool oentrepreneurs, the means by which theexploit changes as an opportunity for adifferent business or a different service. It iscapable of being presented as a discipline,capable of being learned and practised.Entrepreneurs need to search purposefullfor the sources of innovation, the changesand their symptoms that indicateopportunities for sucessful innovation. Andthey need to know and to apply the principlesof successful innovation.


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Entrepreneurship in Academics

All Universities, IIMs and IITs

Management Development Institute (MDI)

Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad

Entrepreneurship Development Institute of

India (EDII), Ahmedabad

Amrita Institute of Management (AIM), TN

SP Jain Institute of Management & Research

T A Pai Management Institute (TAPMI) and


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Who is an Entrepreneur?

An innovator or developer who recognises andseizes opportunities; converts these opportunities

into workable / marketable ideas; adds value

through time, effort, money, or skills; assumes the

risks of the competitive marketplace to implement

these ideas; and realises the rewards from these

efforts.


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Entrepreneurship PGP 2008 9

Indian Entrepreneurs

1. Dhirubhai Ambani

2. JRD Tata

3. Adi Godrej

4. Anil Ambani5. Dr K Anji Reddy

6. Azim Premji

7. Bhai Mohan Singh

8. B M Munjal

9. Ekta Kapoor

10. Ghanshyam Das Birla

11. Karsan Bhai Patel

12. Kiran Mazumdar Shaw

13. K.P. Singh

14. Kumar Mangalam Birla15. Lalit Suri

16. M S Oberoi

17. Mukesh Ambani

18. Nandan Nilekani

19. Narayan Murthy

20. Naresh Goyal


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Indian Entrepreneurs......2

21. Dr C Pratap Reddy

22. Rahul Bajaj

23. Ramalinga Raju

24. Ratan Tata25. Raunaq Singh

26. Shiv Nadar

27. Subhash Chandra

28. Subrato Roy

29. Sunil Mittal

30. Tulsi Tanti

31. Verghese Kurien

32. Vijay Mallya

33. Mallika Srinivasan

34. Naina Lal Kidwai35. Shahnaz Hussain

36. Sulajja Firodia Motwani

37. Shobhana Bhartia

Any more Indian Names?

Any more NRI Names??


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NRI Entrepreneurs

1. Amar Bose

2. Arun Sarin

3. Indra Nooyi

4. Laxmi N Mittal5. Sabeer Bhatia

6. Lord Swaraj Paul

7. Vinod Dham8. Vinod Khosla
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Yunus, Grameen Bank win Nobel Peace Prize


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SE in Teaching & Research Skoll Center for Social Entrepreneurship (Oxford Said

Business School)

Center for Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship (Faqua

Business School, Duke University)

Catherine B Reynold Program for Social Entrepreneurship

(New York University)

Entrepreneurship in Social Sector Program (Harvard

Business School)

Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurs (University of

Geneva) and

Social Entrepreneurship Course Series (Stanford

University)


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Agenda

Define Social Entrepreneurship

Multiplier Effect of BOP Entrepreneurship

Social Entrepreneurship Definition of Social Entrepreneurship

Map of the Field of Social

Entrepreneurship Some Examples of Social Entrepreneurs


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The Multiplier Effect of BOPEntrepreneurship

Spawns multilayeredeconomic development

Entrepreneurshipat BOP

Creates ruralemployment

Stimulates ruralgrowth

Evolves regionalrole models for others

to emulate

Improves localeconomic activity

Enhances productivityand efficiency at

local level


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Social Entrepreneurship

Is an emerging field that offers opportunity

to young professionals to create societal /

economic value on a sustainable basis

According to some reports, globally this is

the fastest growing sector and perhaps the

only sector that is creating gainful

employment worldwide


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Defining Social Entrepreneurship

Social Entrepreneurship is the process of recognizingand resourcefully pursuing opportunities to create socialvalue and craft innovative approaches to addressingcritical social needs.

By Social Entrepreneurs, we mean leaders of social-purpose organizations that demonstrate the followingbehaviors and values: focus on impact

primacy of mission

private initiative

willingness to blur sector boundaries

opportunity orientation,

innovation and resourcefulness.


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BENEFICIARIESSERVED

Direct andindirect

outcomesfor customers

and markets

Map of the Field of Social Entrepreneurship

POSITIVESOCIAL IMPACTImprovement on

social needs;Reduction of gapbetween real andideal conditions

Outer Group: Socially entrepreneurial behavior in other settings

SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS & THEIR ORGANIZATIONSCore Group: Identified, Unidentified, & Potential Social Entrepreneurs Nonprofit, For-Profit, & Hybrid Organizations Vary by field/industry, life stage, location, ambition, etc.

Effectiveness & Performance:# and capacity of social purpose orgs behavingentrepreneurially and effectively to maximize, sustain, and scale social impact


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BENEFICIARIESSERVED

Direct andindirect


and markets


Related Fields Other movements and trends

affecting social entrepreneurship(e.g. corp. social responsibility;innovation; bus. entrepreneurship;technology; globalization)

Economic & SocialEnvironment Economic forces and trends Social/cultural forces and trends Public awareness, knowledge,

and opinion

MediaEnvironment Writers Media Outlets Recognition & Awards

Programs

Policy & PoliticalEnvironment Tax Policies & Regulation Legislators & Politicians Govt. Agencies

EXTERNAL FACTORS







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BENEFICIARIESSERVED

Direct andindirect


and markets


INFRASTRUCTURE & RESOURCES

HUMAN CAPITAL

Talent Pipelines Universities: Undergrad & Grad Youth Social Entrepreneurship Orgs Exec Search; Career Resource Orgs Retiree Engagement Organizations Social Entrepreneurship Attractors Social-Purpose Organizations Volunteer/Board Matching Orgs

FINANCIAL CAPITAL

Financial Providers Philanthropic Funders:

Corps, Fdns, Indiv., VenturePhilanthropy Funds

Financial Institutions Equity Investors (for-profit) Government Funders: Fed.,

State, Local

INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL

Knowledge Producers,Educators & Advisors Consultants Academic Research Centers Training Orgs ? Peer Orgs Think Tanks; Action Tanks Evaluation Providers Stakeholder Strategy Advisors

Related Fields Other movements and trends

affecting social entrepreneurship(e.g. corp. social responsibility;innovation; bus. entrepreneurship;technology; globalization)

Economic & SocialEnvironment Economic forces and trends Social/cultural forces and trends Public awareness, knowledge,

and opinion

MediaEnvironment Writers Media Outlets Recognition & Awards

Programs

Policy & PoliticalEnvironment Tax Policies & Regulation Legislators & Politicians Govt. Agencies

SOCIAL CAPITAL

NetworkConveners Associations Network Conveners Funders Portfolios Incubators

EXTERNAL FACTORS







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SE in some sectors

Education

Energy

Environment

Rural / Community

Development

Rural Markets

Healthcare Micro-Credit

Rural Informatics
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Examples of Social Entrepreneurs

1. Amul and Verghese Kurien in Anand

2. Basix and Vijay Mahajan, Hyderabad

3. Bhagavatula Charitable Trust, Vizag, AP

4. Child Relief (Rights) and You (CRY)

5. Grameen Bank, Bangladesh

6. FINCA Village Banking

7. Food King Sarath Babu, Chennai

8. Lizzat Papad (SGMU), Mumbai

9. Polyhydron, Suresh Hundre, Belgaum

10.SEWA, Ahmedabad


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Can you name him?
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Emerging Models of Social Entrepreneurship An Overview25

Have your read his book?

The High Performance Entrepreneur Golden Rules for Success in Todays World

Published in 2006 by Penguin Books India

A treasure trove of perspective and advice C K Prahlad

Recent (2008) book : Go Kiss The World

Cofounder Mind Tree Consulting,Bangalore

Author: Mr Subroto Bagchi, Gardener


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Contents

18 Chapters 250 pages Rs 395/- Took an year to write

Book is not about how to start a company

Entrepreneurship can be deeply rewardingsimply as a journey itself.

Entrepreneurship is a creative process and

when done successfully, it can give you thehighest sense of accomplishment possible


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Social Entrepreneurship Prof Chowdari PrasadTAPMI, Manipal 27

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I always like to think of Mother Theresa as one ofthe greatest entrepreneurs of our time. Shestarted with an angel investment of five rupeesin 1948 from the Archbishop of Calcutta.

By the turn of the century, her Missionaries ofCharity had 602 homes in 125 countries and herband of 4,000 sisters from as many as 40different national origins marched to the same

mission, vision and core values.How did she build that institution? What was theimpetus? Disease and death that crawled in


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Contents2

the gutters of Calcutta and nudged hersaree each time she walked past?

Was it the negative energy of her

surroundings? Or was it the possibility opositive outcomes? Or spreading love,

joy, seeing a dying destitute as an angel opeace?

It wasnt the former. She was to recall laterthat she had, in fact, received her call.


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Social Entrepreneurship SMC Shirva 29

Subroto Bagchi Born in Patnagarh, Orissa (1957); studied BA

Started his career as an LDC in Orissa Govt Joined as Management Trainee in DCM, ND

Shifted to Wipro Technologies, Bangalore

Moved to Lucent Technologies Co-founded MindTree Consulting in 1999

alongwith nine others Ashok Soota, N

Krishna Kumar, S Janakiraman, ScottStaples, Anjan Lahiri, Kamran Ozair, NParthasarathy, Kalyan Banerjee and the babyof the team Rostow Ravanan


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