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Guiding Future Social Entrepreneurs

10-Apr-19 10:00

Guiding Future Social Entrepreneurs

When it comes to the newer generation, more and more people are looking for meaning and impact in their careers, not just monetary gain. This is reflected in the growing number of social enterprises in Malaysia, but unfortunately not a lot of them survive past their initial conception. How can social entrepreneurs move past that to actually achieve intended results? Raymond Gabriel of People Systems Consultancy discusses his own experience running a social enterprise, and how he aims to guide future social entrepreneurs.

 

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Christine Wong


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