Social enterprise means a lot of different things to different people. But here's a great definition Mark Horoszowski, CEO & Co-founder of MovingWorlds, shared in our conversation: an entity legally created to create social good. It uses the power of the markets to deliver that social good and the profits are invested back into the growth for the sake of creating impact.

In the fourth part of our series, we talked about how social enterprises can stimulate their financial development and impact, and Mark's vision for the future of business.

Chapters:
0:00 BCentrico In Conversation Intro
1:16 Mark's story and social-impact work
8:49 The Social Enterprise movement
13:56 Typical misconceptions about social enterprises
18:20 MovingWorlds' human focus
24:29 How to avoid savior complex
30:25 Getting started as a social entrepreneur
41:05 Aligning social-impact work with our jobs
46:33 What Mark feels hopeful about
48:28 How to keep going after adversity
51:15 How better stories can create a more equitable world
53:38 Florence Nightingale as the first social entrepreneur

BCentrico in Conversation is a content series that highlights the movers and shakers of the intersection of sustainability social impact and creative storytelling.

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