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"A key lesson business can teach charities"

(an Op-Ed essay from The Chronicle of Philanthropy that bemoans "profit phobia" and calls for nonprofit leaders to pay closer attention to social enterprises in the for-profit sector)

"Evolution of the social enterprise industry:  A chronology of key events"

(a comprehensive, annotated list of important events in the history of the social enterprise industry)

"Doing good while doing well"

(as Wall Street reels and the social safety net frays, the growing number of social entrepreneurs offers hope
even in the scariest of times -- an  October 2008 Op-Ed essay from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

"Strategic marketing for social entrepreneurs"

(adapted from a four-part series appearing orginally in the Social Enterprise Reporter)

"'Social innovation' and 'social enterprise':  A powerful combination"

(from Social Enterprise Reporter)

Fourteen case histories profiling nonprofits that have successfully started social enterprises

(from The Social Enterprise Sourcebook)

"The single greatest challenge:  Existing organizational culture is frequently the biggest obstacle for social entrepreneurs"

(adapted from a chapter in Migrating from Innovation to Entrepreneurship:  How Nonprofits are Moving toward Sustainability and Self-Sufficiency"

"Eight basic principles for nonprofit entrepreneurs"

(from Nonprofit World)

"Keep or Kill? Score Your Programs: Use This Tool to Decide Which Activities to Nurture - and Which to Abandon"

(from Nonprofit World)

"Recycling Ex-Cons, Addicts and Prostitutes: The Mimi Silbert Story"

(co-written with Syl Jones; published April 2000 in conjunction with The Second National Gathering for Social Entrepreneurs in Miami)

"Social Entrepreneurship: Some Nonprofits are Not Only Thinking about the Unthinkable, They're Doing It - Running a Profit"

(from Across the Board, the Conference Board magazine)