What kind of non-monetary return could social businesses generate?
Social business is an investment opportunity with “non-monetary returns”. Among these returns the most important one is the “gratification” derived from helping others. People who are doing good for society becomes role models for others, particularly young generation. Society as a whole gives them special recognition. Besides there is a personal satisfaction that one’s life has touched other people’s lives.
Related Questions
- Are you aware of other businesses that fit your definition of social business, other than Grameen Bank and the various Grameen joint ventures, such as Grameen Danone and Grameen Veolia?
- How big a problem is social engineering for businesses? Is it becoming a more widely used tactic?
- What is Social Return on Investment (SROI)?
