Social Entrepreneurship is a hybrid innovation that applies business and management skills to tackle chronic societal problems with sustainable solutions. The mission of Pacific’s Global Center for Social Entrepreneurship is to actively engage the University in all aspects of this transformative new field: combined academic and practical curriculum, enterprising internships and apprenticeships, applied research, local and global community outreach, and career opportunity development. At Pacific we are creating a whole new generation of solution–minded pragmatists that are pioneering practical, inventive, and sustainable approaches to address the world’s most pressing social issues: poverty, disease, malnutrition, environmental degradation, injustice and illiteracy.
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| The Advisory Board is a rich resource base of accessible professionals which contribute to the Center’s strategic positioning in a leadership role within this growing new global movement. Collectively, they provide an interactive forum for review and assessment of Center benchmarks, monitoring of programmatic impact and institutional sustainability, and future visioning. » View Stakeholder Details |
Social Mission:An organization (whether non-profit or for-profit) has a compelling mission that addresses a chronic societal problem.
Innovation: The work of the organization is innovative and breakthrough in its approach and methodology.
Businesslike Practices: The management of the organization employs businesslike practices, policies, and procedures to efficiently implement its mission.
Replicability: The organization’s program is conducive to replication and scalability
Sustainability: The organization develops the capability to become sustainable through self-generated revenue from a product, service, or business enterprise that directly relates to its mission.