Social Enterprise and Business Stakeholders
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What is the primary focus of a social enterprise?

Social objects such as environmental or social projects

Do social enterprises need to prioritize making money?

No

Who can be considered stakeholders in a business?

Internal or external people affected or affected by the actions of a business

What is the key difference between a traditional business and a social enterprise?

<p>Primary focus: profit vs. social objects</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why are stakeholders important in a business?

<p>They are affected or affected by the business's actions</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Social Enterprise

  • A business that prioritizes social objectives, such as environmental or social projects, over profit.
  • Primary focus is not necessarily generating revenue.

Business Stakeholders

  • Individuals or groups impacted by a business's actions.
  • Can be either internal (e.g. employees, shareholders) or external (e.g. customers, suppliers, community).

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Learn about social enterprises, which prioritize social and environmental projects over profit, and business stakeholders, who are affected by a company's actions.

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