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Social Innovation: The Next Chapter

Posted on 19. Aug, 2010 by Andrew.

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With the establishment of the White House Office of Social Innovation, the announcement of the Social Innovation Fund awardees earlier this summer, and last week’s article on social innovation in the Economist, social innovation is now officially the hot term of the day – so hot that there is a danger that it will end [...]

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A New Role for Government … and Foundations

A New Role for Government … and Foundations

Posted on 28. May, 2010 by Andrew.

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Yesterday, I was at the White House to attend First Lady Michelle Obama’s announcement of the first round of philanthropic commitments Social Innovation Fund.  By now, especially for those of us working to bring the sectors together to invest in what works, the Social Innovation Fund is not news.  But it was hard not to [...]

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People, Ideas, and Why I’m Going to SOCAP09

People, Ideas, and Why I’m Going to SOCAP09

Posted on 27. Aug, 2009 by Andrew.

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Next week I’ll be heading out to San Francisco to attend the SOCAP09 (Social Capital Markets) conference. This marks the 2nd year of the conference, and boy have they already made quite a splash! Last year, despite the recession, it was sold out. This year looks to be the same…and with a stellar line up [...]

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