Replication and Scale

Title: Replication and Scale

Date: March 28, 2008

Description: Replication is often the challenge standing between a social entrepreneur’s exciting innovation and major impact. This panel will explore examples of different replication models in an attempt to shed light on some key questions: What are the challenges implicit in the replication model? What are some of the internal and external factors that fuel success? What should a social entrepreneur consider in determining which approach to try?

Panel:

• Martin Burt, Founder, Fundacion Paraguaya and Teach A Man To Fish
• Debra Dunn, Advisor to Social Ventures and Associate Consulting Professor, Stanford University Design School
• Chuck Slaughter, Board member, Living Goods
• Dorothy Stoneman, Founder and President, YouthBuild USA

Coverage of this session:

• Blog Entries
• Video

Related Information:

• Replication and Scale
  

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• Growth Finance for Social Entrepreneurs

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