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The Rise of Social Entrepreneurship in B-Schools in Three Charts

The numbers suggest new MBAs aren’t just in it for the money.

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Katie Smith Milway and Christine Driscoll Goulay

by

Katie Smith Milway and Christine Driscoll Goulay

February 28, 2013

Twenty years ago, on two different business school campuses a continent away, the seeds of social entrepreneurship were planted.

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Katie Smith Milway, a partner at The Bridgespan Group, was co-founder of INDEVOR, INSEAD’s social enterprise club, and the founding publisher for Bain & Company. Christine Driscoll Goulay is director of the Social Entrepreneurship Initiative at INSEAD.

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