The Next Frontier for Social Impact Investment

Social Impact Investment is explored by Nick Stanhope.

Successful commercial entrepreneurs have to prioritise building two types of value within their ventures: user value and financial value. The job of creating value for users is hard. It relies on a profound understanding of the intrinsic motivations of the target audience. It requires the time, investment and experience…

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