Insight

When we found out that Human Lending Library alumni Lee Healey had achieved a decade as a social entrepreneur, we had to ask: how did you do it?

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.

What the heck does JFDI mean? How did she make Halpern, which counts Google amongst its clients, successful? And which social causes is she passionate about? All the answers are here.

At our most recent Profit With Purpose event, four successful social entrepreneurs told an invited audience how they started and scaled their organisations. Here are their top tips.

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

Avoid the mad consumerist spend-fest that is Black Friday. If you're giving gifts, take your time and get more bang for your buck by buying social.

Ian McLintock couldn't figure out how to get his venture to lift off. Serial digital entrepreneur Charles Mindenhall brought his experience to help figure it out.

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.

The number of disadvantaged young women supported to fulfil their potential grows following “influential” Human Lending Library conversation.

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.