Insight

That is the question. As a socially impactful organisation, should you consider becoming a B Corps? Human Lending Library alumni Marine Tanguy of MTArt tell us why she wanted to.

#WhoKnew there was an annual way to anchor your enterprise to a thunderclap of attention across social media?

The Mark guarantees that you are what you say you are, but how will that benefit your organisation? We fired some questions at Sophie Short from the organisation to find out.

Marketing, how to grow (or not), policy ... they pretty much covered the lot at the Social Enterprise World Forum in Addis Ababa.

If you’re not using the British Library’s Business and IP Centre to get help with your business, you’re missing out.

Fewer are identifying as charities and more of them are starting up. And they could help a divided nation, according to the Minister for Northern Ireland.

A list of awards every social entrepreneur should have on their radar. Winning any is worth so much more than just the silverware!

Human Lending Library sessions last an hour but sometimes participants want more. So we decided to do something about it.

"You don't have to have come from money or education to do well." TV's interior design expert Celia Sawyer is the latest Expert to join our roster. Get to know her better here.

Three very different types of social enterprises told us how they got started at the British Library Startup Day. Childcare, risk and funding were all part of the conversation.

Concerned how you’re going to cope with a growing customer base? Let Rubies in the Rubble offer a little nugget of advice.

The best place in the world to be a social entrepreneur is revealed at SEWF; influencing corporates to behave better was mulled. And there was the unexpected return of the conga.