This teleconference discusses the challenges, strategies and rewards of youth social entrepreneurship. Specific topics include: identifying a promoting a cause; developing a strategy; pursuing fund raising and support; utilizing information technologies; finding mentors; developing an exit strategy.
Gates Scholars’ Alumni Association: Virtualcoffee House – Youth and Social Entrepreneurship
- April 15, 2010
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