- In the News
- Smallholders Foundation wins at World Bank Development Marketplace
- Husk Power & GSBI Featured on Forbes.com
- A Small Quiet Revolution of the Human Spirit ~ Jim Koch's Reflections from W Bengal
- Photo Album from Jim Koch's Visit to Anudip Foundation
- The GSBI™ Presents at the World Bank Institute
- Husk Power Systems (09) wins Cisco, Draper, Fisher, Jurvetson Business Plan Competition
- Elizabeth Hausler from Build Change (07) featured on NPR's All Things Considered
- Whirlwind Wheelchair feature on Frontline World
- Ziquitza Healthcare featured in India's Financial Times
- GSBI® Earns Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship (SASE)
- A Hothouse for Creativity NextBillion.net
- Equal Access (04) Featured in UN Democracy Fund Newsletter
- GSBI® Associate Director Eric Carlson interviewed by NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
- IDE-India (06): Finalist for Legatum FORTUNE Technology Prize
- Meds & Food for Kids (08): Doing well by doing good?... Christian Science Monitor
- VisionSpring (06) (formerly Scojo) featured in the Wall Street Journal
- blueEnergy (08) and Tech Awards President on NBC Bay Area
- CraftNetwork (08): Making Fair-Trade Sustainable in BusinessWeek
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About the GSBI
The Global Social Benefit Incubator™ is anchored by an intensive two-week residential program held each August at Living and learning together, attendees work together to develop conceptual skills and build a community. This is an essential component of effective peer-to-peer collaboration. Practical knowledge and skills are developed in marketing, finance, business models, and organizational capacity building. This classroom instruction is complimented by carefully matched mentoring focused on addressing the specific challenges facing each participating organization. Ongoing collaboration will be possible virtually using a distance-learning platform for ongoing monitoring, support and knowledge sharing after the residential program. Through these efforts, we are committed to empowering social entrepreneurs to accelerate the financially sustainable growth of their enterprises. We believe that this makes the GSBI™ a transformational program for people with the power and vision to change the world. |
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