Annual
Leadership in Social Entrepreneurship Award and Lecture
As part of our efforts to promote entrepreneurial leadership in
the social sector, each year CASE recognizes an individual who has
made significant contributions to the field of social entrepreneurship.
Honorees may be social entrepreneurs, philanthropists, researchers,
writers, or academics whose work has had positive social impact
by encouraging or demonstrating innovation and promoting effectiveness
within the social sector. Each spring, CASE invites one honoree
to Fuqua to deliver the Annual CASE Leadership in Social Entrepreneurship
Lecture to an audience of students, faculty, administrators, and
community leaders.
Goals
The goals of this program are three-fold:
• To recognize and encourage advancements in the field of
social entrepreneurship
• To provide a forum for social entrepreneurship leaders to
share their insights and experiences with Fuqua and Duke students,
faculty, and staff
• To promote local social entrepreneurship by engaging Triangle
Area nonprofit, philanthropic, business, and government leaders
Nominations
CASE accepts nominations for this award from students, faculty,
and the CASE network of individuals interested in advancing the
field of social entrepreneurship. Criteria for nominating and evaluating
honorees include the following:
• Demonstrated contributions to advancing the field of social
entrepreneurship through developing innovative approaches to social
issues; promoting greater effectiveness and entrepreneurial leadership
in the sector; or advancing knowledge and awareness of social entrepreneurship
through research and writing.
• Recognized leader in the field as a social entrepreneur,
philanthropist, researcher, writer, or academic
• Inspiring speaker who will appeal to CASE’s core audiences:
Duke students, faculty, and administrators as well as Triangle community
leaders
Nominations for the 2005 Leadership in Social Entrepreneurship
Award and Lecture must be received no later than November
15, 2004. Download
a nomination form.
Selection
CASE will review all nominations and develop a list of finalists
who best meet the above criteria. A committee of CASE faculty and
Social Impact Club student leaders will select the award winner
each year.
Past Recipients
2004 Award Winner: Muhammad
Yunus, Grameen Bank, Bangladesh, India
Watch
the streaming video of Muhammad Yunus at Fuqua (RealPlayer
required)
2003 Award Winner: Bill
Strickland, Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild and Bidwell Training
Center, Pittsburgh, PA
Watch
the streaming video of Bill Strickland at Fuqua (RealPlayer
required)
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