Profit is Not a Dirty Word
Start a mindshift around profit and explore ways to lead innovation in your organization's financing methods. Assess organizational sustainability and impact.
Introducing the Course
Introduction
Checking Your Mindset
The Case for Profit
Realize Success
Shifting Your Mindset: Profit
Starting a Culture Shift: Profit
Additional Guidance
Introduction
Checking Your Mindset Reflection
Understanding Risk
Shifting Your Mindset: Risk
Starting a Culture Shift: Risk
Additional Guidance
Introduction
Harnessing or Hindering Innovation
Checking Your Mindset: Personas
Understanding Perceptions: Personas
Understanding Perceptions: Paradigm Shifts
Paradigm Shift Strategies
Finding Inspiration
Additional Guidance
Introduction
Mission Possible
Corporate Forms
Charity or Non-Profit
Analyzing Your Corporate Form
Social Enterprise Advantage
Additional Guidance
Introduction
Checking Your Financial Framework
The Language of Finance
Financing Methods
Shifting Your Financing Methods
Investment Readiness
Shifting Your Investment Readiness
Additional Guidance
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