- Illustrative examples of how both small and large companies can contribute to the common good
- Identifying resources for social engagement within their own company
- How to avoid common mistakes
- How consumers can be involved in the process
- Concrete implementation options at various levels More info
9 Course Chapters
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Self-Motivation
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Onboarding
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Digital Disruption
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Armed for Change
Learn to identify, understand and embrace change in the business.
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Customer Centric Thinking
The human being in the focus! With this change of perspective you gain an unbeatable competitive advantage!
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Positive Error Culture
Learn to rethink and understand mistakes and integrate this new way of thinking professionally and personally.
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Serving Humanity
Learn what your company and you personally can do to solve the world's most pressing social problems.
3 Quiz
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In the service of humanity: benefits and social added value
Social entrepreneurship has grown in importance in recent years and offers numerous benefits to both companies and employees. It enables companies to effect positive change in society while promoting their own growth.
Benefits of social engagement
Social entrepreneurship offers companies the opportunity to make a positive impact on society while strengthening their standing. Through social engagement, companies can improve their image and appeal to customers, employees and investors who value sustainable and responsible practices. Companies that take on social responsibility often have a closer bond with their employees and can attract committed professionals.
Added value for society
Engaged entrepreneurship adds value to society by providing solutions to social and environmental challenges. Companies can help improve people's quality of life through innovative business models and products. Social entrepreneurship also promotes the local economy and creates jobs and development opportunities in disadvantaged regions.
