Welcome to the world of social enterprise, where doing good and doing business aren’t mutually exclusive. Unlike traditional businesses that prioritize profit, or non-profits that rely on donations, a social enterprise operates in a unique space, using a business model to achieve a social or environmental mission. But how do you create a social enterprise business plan that effectively balances these two critical elements: the mission and the money?
It’s a delicate dance, but with the right strategic approach, you can build a
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Turning your passion into a profitable endeavor in retirement is more than just a 
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