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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Dragon Tale is a story about sea animals struggling to survive in an environment where some species of the animals collaborated with greedy human beings to exploit sea animals for money. The story shows the interplay between Kuda (a seahorse) and the villain, Mason (a dolphin), and other sea animals, and how Kuda and friends managed to collaborate with some responsible humans to save the sea animals by creating a social enterprise that operates as a marine park in the ocean. The social enterprise empowered sea animals that were previously deemed to be useless and helped them find their own talents and worked together in the social enterprise. Concepts about social enterprise are introduced and weaved in the story and lessons from the mistakes in running the social enterprise are discussed seamlessly, with a number of reflection pages to summarize key points in the story at different sections of the story. This comic includes lessons on managing a social enterprise, including how to transform social problems into business opportunities that benefit the society, beneficiary identification, pricing strategy, product development strategy, demand management, and cross sector collaborations across animals and human beings. We include reflection pages that summarize key points learned in the different stages of the story - from the lens of the narrator. Dragon Tale is a story about sea animals struggling to survive in an environment where some species of the animals collaborated with greedy human beings to exploit sea animals for money. The story shows the interplay between Kuda (a seahorse) and the villain, Mason (a dolphin), and other sea animals, and how Kuda and friends managed to collaborate with some responsible humans to save the sea animals by creating a social enterprise that operates as a marine park in the ocean. The social enterprise empowered sea animals that were previously deemed to be useless and helped them find their own talents and worked together in the social enterprise. Concepts about social enterprise are introduced and weaved in the story and lessons from the mistakes in running the social enterprise are discussed seamlessly, with a number of reflection pages to summarize key points in the story at different sections of the story. This comic includes lessons on managing a social enterprise, including how to transform social problems into business opportunities that benefit the society, beneficiary identification, pricing strategy, product development strategy, demand management, and cross sector collaborations across animals and human beings. We include reflection pages that summarize key points learned in the different stages of the story - from the lens of the narrator. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Mad Spicy Resto is a half fact and half fictional story about a young man, Leo, who lost his family and life savings due to gambling addiction. The story narrated the idea that everyone deserves a second chance in life, and how Leo found his way back to a normal life through a journey of life discovery about his culinary talent, and how he was given an opportunity to launch a restaurant that employed ex-gambling addicts-that is, a work-integration social enterprise that seeks to empower the marginalized groups and those discriminated in the mainstream labor market and where a certain portion of its profits for community reinvestment purposes. The story narrated the challenges faced by Leo and the team in starting the restaurant social enterprise and important concepts in social entrepreneurship such as motivation for social entrepreneurship (e.g., altruism, compassion), the hybrid logics that embody social enterprises (e.g., social and commercial logics), the distinction between charity, social work, for-profit and social entrepreneurship, the different models of social enterprises (e.g., low-cost model, buy-one give one model etc.), the different legal forms of social enterprises (e.g., community interest company), and marketing strategies in social enterprises. The challenges, opportunities and insights to operate such social enterprise more successfully are also included. We include reflection pages that summarize key points learned in different stages of the story - from the lens of the narrator. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The O's Lab is a story that seeks to encourage people to live sustainably, by making the best use of existing and even old/used resources around us, including fabric materials, gadgets, bicycles and toys. The story focuses on Jackie, a creative girl who does not like the old-fashioned education system, and how she found her passion and talent in making things (the arts of craftsmanship). She ends up finding a partner and middle-aged women who are discriminated in the workplace or are retired but are still willing to remain active through meaningful work (the aging population trends and opportunities for the silver haired workforce), and how they launched an environmental social enterprise to help encourage citizens to enjoy and appreciate sustainable living.The comic introduces the concepts such as bricolage (making do with what is at hand) as one among many principles in living sustainably, collaboration with other resource owners, voluntary simplicity concept, different legal vehicles for social enterprise registration (e.g., as non-profit entity, as Benefit Corporation, as private limited company), the logics of environmental social enterprise (e.g., a fusion of environmental logic, social welfare logic, and commercial logics), the concept of empowerment, profit lock and asset lock concepts in social enterprises, open innovation concept, community building, among others. We include reflection pages that summarize key points learned in different stages of the story - from the lens of the narrator. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.