Fw: SEE Change: September 2010

my buzz & my blog "When you do the common things in life in an uncommon way, you will command the attention of the world." George Washington Carver What is Social Entrepreneurship? Statement of Faith You can find other "Market with Meaning" but you definitely want to see "Profit with Purpose". I personally "Believe in Kingdom Transformation" because I know there is only ONE "Life for Significant". my facebook  &  my twitter & my linkedin --- 2010年9月13日 星期一，SEE Change Magazine <info@seechangemagazine.ca> 寫道﹕ 寄件人: SEE Change Magazine <info@seechangemagazine.ca> 主題: SEE Change: September 2010 收件人: "Houghton Wan" <incubator.hou@gmail.com> 日期: 2010年9月13日,星期一,上午10:06 Can't view this email properly? Click here for the online version The Magazine of Social Enterprise and Entrepreneurship™ Subscribe Now Issue 1.6 * September 2010 www.seechangemagazine.ca Third issue of SEE Change Magazine - Now Online! From the devastation in earthquake-ravaged Haiti, to Pakistan, which saw its worst flooding in 8 0 years, international challenges abound. So, we felt it timely to dedicate this issue to social entrepreneurs and innovators working in and with developing countries worldwide. As usual, the voices are as diverse as they are inspirational: Craig and Marc Kielburger share their thoughts on what it takes to ensure efficiency in peace and humanitarian operations. Al Etmanski offers his opinion on the grassroots approach to social development, and Elisa Birnbaum profiles a social innovator changing the face of organic farming in Costa Rica. In addition, as a media sponsor of the upcoming TEDxToronto, we offer a special Q & A with one of its speakers, CSI head honcho Tonya Surman. Plus, we have news, how-tos, reviews, and much much more... We hope you enjoy this extra-special issue. Please feel free to add your comments. We'd love to hear from you. After all, we may be miles away, but these topics touch us all. Thank you, Elisa and Nicole Why young entrepreneurs matter According to statistics, Canada is dangerously close to losing the majority of its business owners to retirement by 2020. So, why should the social enterprise and finance fields care? Click here to find out. Wall Street before we knew what we know now... Shoulder pads and glitter rock weren't the only things wrong with the 1980s. Oliver Stone's Wall Street gives us an insider's view of the greed and excess that ran rampant in corporate America during that decade. Or course, it didn't all end with the 80s. Read our movie review to find out why this film from twenty years ago is even more relevant today. News & Events TEDxChange in Toronto Ashoka announces seven new Canadian Fellows Second edition of Social Enterprise Guide released Canada Day at SoCap10 Ivey Venture Forum - Call for companies 15th Annual SVI Conference ...more Take our One-Minute Reader Survey We want to know what you think of SEE Change so far. Click here Copyright © 2010 SEE Change Magazine™ www.seechangemagazine.ca info@seechangemagazine.ca Unsubscribe

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