[OLD] Social e-challenge Competition 2008 [INACTIVE]

Social E-Challenge is a business plan competition that promotes the creation of social ventures that use entrepreneurial tools to effect social change. Our participants range from for-profit businesses with strong social responsibility to nonprofits with sustainable revenue generation models. The common denominator is that by being successful, these companies have a positive impact in our society and the environment.

John Doerr, Ron Conway, Max Levchin, Jason Calacanis and Venturebeat!

Sent by Rebeca Hwang on 25 October 2008, 09:19PM

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• Special Discount for BASES members

• Nicolae Potorac wrote (1 year ago):

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• Naren Pendyal wrote (2 years ago):

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• BASES Digest wrote (3 years ago):

  Hey everyone:
  Social-E Challenge 2009 Executive summaries are due February 17th! For details, go to http://bases.stanford.edu/social-e-challenge/
  
  If you're looking for Social-E team members, go here:
  http://bases.stanford.edu/forum/looking-for-team-members-...

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• kelly zeng wrote (3 years ago):

  So the students how to join in this competition?

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• Ian Fisk wrote (3 years ago):

  Folks:
  
  The William James Foundation Socially Responsible Business Plan Competition supports startup mission-driven for-profit organizations. You do not need to be a current student or affiliated with a particular school. We are accepting executive summaries from now until December 12th, 2008. We are deliberately earlier than similar projects so you can enter our competition and use the feedback for Bases E-Challenge. Details at http://younoodle.com/groups/william_james_foundation_comp... Contact me with questions at ian.fisk@willamjamesfoundatiton.org
  

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