Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship

As Innovation Works continues to grow and expand its reach, the foundation laid ensures that the organization remains a vital force for good in the community, fostering an ecosystem where innovation and social justice go hand in hand. https://bit.ly/3U3RTV4

The D-Prize Global Competition is now open and seeking bold social entrepreneurs awarding up to $20k to winning teams to launch organizations that can distribute proven poverty interventions. Learn more and apply by November 3 at https://bit.ly/3ZiyHGo.

Lex Mundi Launches Comprehensive Global Practice Guide on "Doing Business in Latin America and the Caribbean" Providing a comprehensive overview of the state of the legal landscape in this region. https://bit.ly/4gWQPw8

Your quick guide to the most interesting news snippets about social enterprise, impact investment, and mission-driven business around the world from the Pioneers Post: Miller Center's Clinton Global Initiative Commitment to Action: https://bit.ly/4eKZVKn

After college, Matt Wallace co-founded ONOW to empower young entrepreneurs in Myanmar. Learn how the pandemic helped ONOW scale and how they're using AI to simplify financial reporting. Listen on Line of Sight's Founders of Impact: https://bit.ly/3TSdNKO

We combed through over 650 applications to select (8 or 9) entrepreneurs for early admission to our next accelerator starting in January. If you lead a mission-driven social enterprise looking to scale a proven impact model, take our 2-minute survey and apply by November 1. Miller Center’s Silicon Valley-based, globally recognized investment readiness accelerator helps leaders develop pathways to scale and prepare for next-level investment. https://bit.ly/3zxDREh

ICYMI: Last week, on stage at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) 2024 Annual Meeting in New York, Miller Center committed to catalyzing $200 million for social entrepreneurs working to end global poverty around the world! https://bit.ly/4gEDNmw

In 2019, Kumar and his cofounders formed Shoegaro [a Miller Center graduate] to sell artisan-made footwear online and create a bigger and more efficient market for those goods. To that end, they cultivated relationships with the husbands of female artisans, building a level of trust to the point where they could start working with those women directly and introduce new basic equipment. https://bit.ly/47NgfIk

Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship is supporting a cohort of 17 entrepreneurs to attend SOCAP24. Attendees can attend a showcase of these founders on Tuesday, October 29, at 10:30 a.m. in Goldman Hall, Contemporary Jewish Museum. SOCAP Entrepreneur Cohorts comprise founders from companies of all stages, sectors, and geographies. Learn more about the opportunities to partner and bring a cohort of entrepreneurs to SOCAP25 below! https://bit.ly/4gJx3Ef

Check out Miller Center's sessions at SOCAP24. By inviting the full field of impact, SOCAP creates the environment for serendipitous encounters as well as guided learning opportunities to accelerate collaboration that drives the change we seek. https://lnkd.in/gtBbHEDg