Charles Dushek Presents Social Enterprise Businesses

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Charles Dushek Presents Social Enterprise
Businesses

• Charles Dushek PresentsSocial Enterprise
  Businesses(SEB) that are an opportunity pathway
  for community humanitarian and outreach
  organizations to earn needed operating capital.
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• Humanitarian enterprises are founded to do great
  work towards creating positive outcomes in the
  lives of disadvantaged or distressed-situation
  people in small communities.
• SEBsare local small businesses, typically in the
  retail sales, landscaping, recycling valued waste
  that create new jobs and high-valued employee
  training,whereby these employment opportunities
  can transform the work careers of people to
  higher valued employment, beyond the minimum
  wage of statutory law.
• These SEBs create multiple benefits in social
  services delivery from humanitarian
  organizations. SEBs are thin capital"
  enterprises that typically rely on product,
  goods, recyclable material and service donations
  from public supportersindividuals, families and
  businesses.
• SEBs engage service volunteers, who act to
  train-in high value employment skills, and do job
  placement for underprivileged youth and adult
  clientsproviding On Ramps to successful career
  employment opportunities into growth-oriented
  companies around the community.
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• We have a strong interest in planning and growing
  SEBs at the local community level into successful
  organizations. It is gratifying to meet
  collaborative business owners and humanitarian
  directors of community organizations to
  understand the shared visions and objectives of
  what they are seeking to accomplish with SEBs.
   Many can benefit from SEB business strategy
  thinking from talented people who understand
  business structure and operations basics to
  assist local community leaders and outreach orgs
  to vision and develop SEBs, where practical
  within their communities.

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• We should keep in mind that the SEBs have two
  absolute purposes
• 1.    To create local community business
  enterprises that have operating structures, where
  employees can learn high valued employment skills
  that can be utilized away from the SEB in private
  industry settings that pay wages above typical
  minimum wage levels.  This means career
  employment on-ramps from SEB employment skills
  training to private sector companies seeking
  high-skilled workers.
• 2.    To create and design enterprise visions,
  structures and planned operating strategies,
  which create new sources of operating business
  income.  This SEB income adds financial resources
  beyond the donation base of contributors who fund
  the annual operations of humanitarian non-profit
  local organizations.
• Are you interested in commenting about your
  feelings and ideas in the creation and purposes
  of local community SEBs?
• Would you like to become a fellow collaborator
  within an SEB alliance group to help communities
  build sustaining outreach organizations and
  programs that generate operating income and high
  valued jobs for underprivileged youth and adults
  of a community?
• This blog discussion of SEBs is a common sense
  approach to helping communities prosper.  Most
  people are not aware of SEBs. If followed by
  communities desiring positive economic change,
  they can create local prosperity without reliance
  on state or federal government financial
  dependency.  Charles J Dushek and Margaret
  Dushek are thought leaders in SEB. To know more
  about Chas Dushek ,Marge Dushek and  Charles
  Dushek please visit here - http//charlesdushek.
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