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Event Details

Social Enterprise

San Francisco - February 5, 2013

Global Financial Markets

Summary

Simply stated, social enterprises are businesses that above all else seek to advance the common good. A social enterprise is an organization or venture that achieves its primary social or environmental mission using business methods and strategies to yield both financial and social returns. Well established as a hub of innovation, finance, and social consciousness, San Francisco has emerged as an attractive home for social enterprises.

Chicago Booth invites you to join us in San Francisco for a discussion with Booth alumni and social entrepreneurs who will share their expertise and perspective on the current environment. Hear their take on the future of social entrepreneurship.

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Social Enterprise at Chicago Booth

Location

Hotel Vitale
8 Mission Street
San Francisco, California

Program

Opening Networking: 7 - 7:30 p.m.

Panel and Q&A: 7:30 - 9 p.m.

Networking: 9 - 9:30 p.m.


Related Speakers

Introduction

Robert H. Gertner
Joel F. Gemunder Professor of Strategy and Finance; Deputy Dean for the Part-time MBA Programs, University of Chicago

Moderator

Glen Low, '01
Principal, Blu Skye

Panelist

Richard Fahey, '79
Chief Operating Officer, Skoll Foundation

Panelist

John Goldstein
Managing Director, Imprint Capital Advisors

Panelist

Kristin Hull
Trustee, Hull Family Foundation

Panelist

Dan Macklin
Co-Founder & VP of Business Development, SoFi

Last Updated 1/22/13