Melissa M. Stone Gross Family Professor of Minneapolis, MN, Nonprofit Management and Professor of Public Affairs and Planning at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota.
With this book as a guide the reader can develop a feasible venture concept and communicate it effectively. A passion to address social or environmental issues is the motivation for a growing number of entrepreneurs. Yet, effective approaches addressing these societal issues can be difficult to discern. Approaches cannot be well formulated using the traditional market placed based framework of traditional entrepreneurship. For example, traditional market and target market analyses miss important aspects of potential customer behavior. Cultural traditions, family structures and community norms significantly influence human behavior. Without the knowledge about a specific community the missing perspective is too often discovered too late in the process. Undiscovered competitors, cultural practices that block adoption and home-made alternatives can result in the demise of a start-up.
This book introduces concepts that frame new ways to approach information gathering and analysis for social entrepreneurial ideas. The book provides the reader guidance on:
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