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Social Enterprise

Explore the models, examples, and future of social enterprise in Thailand and the UK. Discover how these organizations use commercial strategies to maximize social and environmental well-being. Learn about the impact of social enterprises on the economy and their role in creating innovative solutions to old problems.

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Social Enterprise

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  1. Social Enterprise Making our world a better place By Mike Britton

  2. Social Enterprise Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Social Enterprise in Thailand Social Enterprise in the UK. Models for Social Enterprise Case study – Goodwill Solutions community interest company The future of Social Enterprise Changing Our World Item 4 Item 5

  3. Section One social enterprise in the uk

  4. Social Enterprises in the UK Unincorporated Association • A social enterprise is an organization that applies commercial strategies to maximize improvements in human and environmental well-being, rather than maximizing profits for external shareholders. • There are seven types of structure for social enterprises in the UK as shown in the model here. Charitably Incorporated Organisation Trust Seven Social Enterprise Legal Structures Community Benefit Society Limited Company Cooperative Community Interest Company

  5. Social Enterprise • There are 4,787,650 small/medium sized organisations in the UK of which 283,500 are social enterprises (5.9%) – Social Enterprise UK 2010 • 3,557,255 small/medium sized organisations have no employees (213,400 social enterprises – 6.0%) • In the UK, social enterprises contribute £24 Billion to the economy (5.9%) – Social Enterprise UK 2010 A social enterprise is a revenue-generating business with primarily social objectives whose surpluses are reinvested for that purpose in the business or in the community, rather than being driven by the need to deliver profit to shareholders and owners..

  6. Section Two Models For social enterprise

  7. What is Social Enterprise • Social Enterprise changes the world • Social Enterprises break moulds • Social enterprises create new ways of solving old problems • Social Enterprises meet a need in the community • Social Enterprises have Legal structures which protect the community

  8. UK Models for Social Enterprise Examples of UK Social Enterprise The Big Issue Café Direct Jamie Oliver’s 15 Restaurant Chain Goodwill Solutions CIC The Eden Project Divine Chocolate • Social enterprises are becoming an increasingly popular business model. • The founders and leaders of social enterprises are passionate about achieving explicit social or environmental aims and this motivates them as much, if not more, than the challenge of running a profitable business.

  9. Section Three social enterprise in thailand

  10. Social Enterprise in Thailand • 116,000 Social Enterprises in Thailand • Thai National Social Enterprise Committee • Thai Social Enterprise Office • Five-year Social Enterprise Plan • Thai King backs Social enterprise • Global network of social entrepreneurs • Thai Young People embracing Social Enterprise

  11. Social Enterprise in Thailand • Prime fields for Thai social entrepreneurs are sustainable tourism, healthcare, alternative energy and recycling. • The highest numbers of Social Enterprises in Thailand are in the agricultural and forestry sectors, according to Change Fusion's Thailand Social Enterprise Landscape Report. • Opportunities exist to create social business in manufacturing.

  12. Section Four Case study – goodwill solutions

  13. Goodwill Solutions 114,000 sq. ft. warehouse operation at Northampton in which 60% of the employees are from disadvantaged backgrounds

  14. Goodwill Solutions CIC The model for Goodwill Solutions is that of a commercial logistics business. It holds stock for overseas manufacturers to facilitate sales for UK based retailers, such as Asda, Sainsbury’s and Shop Direct. With the profit it creates from its Logistics activities, Goodwill Solutions provides training which leads to employment for disadvantaged individuals.

  15. Goodwill Solutions CIC • Founded in 2008, Goodwill Solutions now turns over £6 million per year • Social enterprise of the year, 2009 – Business Start Up Awards. • Big Venture Challenge Winner 2013 – UN LTD • Give training funded by its commercial activities • Creates employment opportunities with external companies and agencies

  16. Customers of Goodwill Solutions Social HMP Prison Services CAN Drug, Alcohol and Homelessness Charity The Job Centre The Probation Service Rachel Mallows Trust The Prince’s Trust Commercial Asda Wal-mart Sainsbury’s World Stores Wayfair The Range Shop Direct Small and Medium Independent Retailers

  17. Section Five The future of social enterprise

  18. The Future of Social Enterprise Surplus wealth is a sacred trust which its possessor is bound to administer in his or her lifetime for the good of the community.Forbes, 2012

  19. The Future of Social Enterprise • Social Enterprise will become normal for ALL businesses • Mission-based enterprises will always produce lower profits • Social Enterprise will change corporate behaviour • Social Impact Measurement will become obvious in most businesses • Social Enterprise will develop to tackle a wider range of social issues

  20. Social Enterprise Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Social Enterprise in Thailand Social Enterprise in the UK. Models for Social Enterprise Case study – Goodwill Solutions community interest company The future of Social Enterprise Changing Our World Item 4 Item 5

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