Caroline Diehl is a serial social entrepreneur in the impact media space. She is Executive Chair and Founder of the UK’s only charitable and co-operatively owned national broadcast television channel Together TV, which she first launched in 2000 as The Community Channel.
Together TV broadcasts free-to-air 24hrs a day into all UK homes.
Indigital is Australia’s first Indigenous Edu-tech company, specializing technology development and digital skills training in augmented and mixed realities, artificial intelligence, machine learning, internet of things and geospatial technologies.
Its mission is to close the digital divide between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples, by providing a meaningful pathway for Indigenous people into the digital economy and the creation of future technologies.
The UK-based social enterprise was launched in November 2017 and has so far helped more than 400 people achieve their potential with crowdfunding of more than $2 million.
FINNOVATION Institute (a newly established non-profit partner of FINNOVATION Lab) has selected 9 entrepreneurs for…
Render is a new public benefit corporation that will work with local corporations, nonprofits and community partners in an effort to drive innovation and growth in the Louisville and Southern Indiana region.
CNote is a women-led impact investment platform that uses technology to unlock diversified and proven community investments that increase economic mobility and financial inclusion.
Rivaayat is a social initiative by the students of Shri Ram College of Commerce to sustain and revive the dying art form of terracotta pottery.The existence of numerous problems such as lack of technical knowledge and potters being unable to meet the current demand of the customers has led to it slowly fading away.
Empowerment Plan is a nonprofit aimed at helping countless homeless people find jobs. To combat the country’s homeless crisis, the Plan hires homeless people and teaches them how to make coats for the homeless suffering on the streets.
Women’s Business Station, a new social enterprise in Dundee, received £10,000 funding from the Government’s Tampon Tax Community Fund for a project aimed at empowering women supported by four Dundee charities.
In this TechCrunch article, it tackles how social entrepreneurship is making a difference around the world and features social enterprises that are creating impact.
Among the social entrepreneurs featured are Toni Maraviglia, a former teacher, and Kago Kagichiri, a tech guru, who launched Eneza Education, an edtech platform that started in Kenya and has now spread to Ghana and Tanzania.
Fashion entrepreneur Amy Yeung moved her LA-based online apparel business Orenda Tribe to live on the Navajo reservation in New Mexico, among the indigenous sewers, jewelry makers, and artisans who are her suppliers.
The H&M Group has launched its Social Entrepreneurship Project in collaboration with global non-profit Nest.…
Isaac Biosse, a Kenyan-born Ghanaian photojournalist, is also a social entrepreneur. He has worked with…
The Larder Cook School in West Lothian is a social enterprise that trains young people…
TechSoup is tapping impact investors to raise capital to fund initiatives that enable the nonprofit organization to grow and strengthen its work.
TechSoup is a California-based social enterprise business that provides technology solutions worldwide and is running for more than 30 years.
Mission-driven companies have multiple options on how to structure their organization. But some organizations are already looking at the pros of the for-profit model and the cons of nonprofit structure. Learning from the pros and cons make straight for-profit the best approach to create a long-lasting impact.
EU-Startups features 10 success stories about social enterprises across Europe making positive, social impact while making money at the same time.
Airbnb’s social impact experiences enable hosts to partner with nonprofits to create meaningful interactions for local and global causes.