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SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS

Present day social entrepreneurs
  • Ibrahim Abouleish (Egypt) – Founder of SEKEM, a biodynamic agricultural corporation,alternative medicine, and educational center located outside of Cairo.
  • Gennady Alferenko (Russia) – Founder of the Foundation for Social Inventions and Foundation for Social Innovations.
  • Ela Bhatt (India) – Founder of the Self-Employed Women's Association (SEWA) and the SEWA Cooperative Bank in Gujarat.À
  • Bruce Poon Tip (Canada), Founder of G Adventures
  • Thinlas Chorol (India) – Founder of the Ladadakhi Women's Travel Company, which despite social norms work to bring women into, the otherwise male-dominated Ladakhi tourism industry.
  • Nand Kishore Chaudhary (India) – Founder of Jaipur rugs, which promotes rural development through capacity building of rural people in carpet weaving.
  • Arunachalam Muruganantham (India) – the man who made sanitary napkins accessible for rural women in India
  • Nathaniel Dunigan (Uganda) – Founder of Aidchild; Reynolds Fellow in Social Entrepreneurship at the Center for Public Leadership at the Harvard Kennedy School; the Dammeyer Fellow in Global Education Leadership at the University of San Diego; and Cordes Fellow at the Opportunity Collaboration 2012.[1]
  • Bill Drayton (U.S.) – Founded Ashoka, Youth Venture, and Get America Working!
  • Marian Wright Edelman (U.S.) – Founder and president of the Children's Defense Fund (CDF) and advocate for disadvantaged Americans and children.
  • Dr. Abraham M. George (India) – Founder of The George Foundation (TGF).
  • Harish Hande (India) – Founder of Selco India, a solar electric light company in 1995, which over the years has lit up over 120,000 households, to emerge as India's leading solar technology firm. Magsaysay Award 2011.[2]
  • Pamela Hartigan (U.S.) – Founding partner of Volans Ventures and founding managing director of the Schwab Foundation
  • Amir Alexander Hasson – Founder of First Mile Solutions and United Villages, Amir has built networks impacting the lives of millions in Asia, Africa, and Latin America is currently an Entrepreneur In Residence at MIT and a Mentor at the Harvard iLab.
  • Alan Khazei (U.S.) – Co-Founder of City Year, a leading national service program.
  • Dr. Verghese Kurien (India) – Founder of the AMUL Dairy Project.
  • Jamie Oliver (U.K.) – TV chef who campaigned to improve children's diet at school. He also trained disadvantaged young people to become chefs. He created a restaurant – a social enterprise – called Fifteen which employed these newly trained youngsters. Fifteen is now a global chain of four restaurants.
  • Bunker Roy (India) – Founder of Barefoot College, which promotes rural development through innovative education programs.
  • Amitabh Shah (India) – Founder of Yuva Unstoppable, which works for 250,000 underprivileged children mobilizing 100,000 volunteers from 32 cities.
  • Yashveer Singh[3] (India) – Founder of National Social Entrepreneurship Forum, supporting youth-driven social entrepreneurship.[4]
  • Dr Willie Smits (Borneo, Indonesia) – Founder of the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation, Founder and Chairperson of the Masarang Foundation
  • Muhammad Yunus (Bangladesh) – Founder of microcredit and the Grameen Bank. He was awarded the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize.
  • Bill Clinton (US) – Clinton Global Initiative.
  • Tse Ka Kui - Hong Kong
  • Mohammed Sadiq Mamdani - founder of Sufra, Al-Mizan Charitable Trust, Muslim Youth Helpline and Ansar Youth Project.
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