Why Social Enterprises Succeed/Fail?

About BVIC

BVIC (Bala Vikasa International Center) was established in the year 2014 as an extended arm of Bala Vikasa Social Service Society with the mission to facilitate development of responsible entrepreneurship in Indian society by;

1) Incubating early‐stage, innovative startups trying to solve a social issue or creating a positive social impact
2) Working with corporates on developing innovative and growth oriented Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) agendas and programs
3) Training the interested stakeholders in the areas of responsible entrepreneurship

BVIC was envisioned to bridge the gap between conventional forms of philanthropic work and financially sustainable development approaches and practices. In other words, BVIC aims to combine the seemingly opposite agendas of social good and profitablity through innovative program designs and business models. Therefore, BVIC is uniquely positioned to offer precise insights and hand holding support to all stakeholders in impact space. BVIC’s corporate engagement aids large scale enterprises and corporates in utilizing their CSRs funds more strategically, and in complete harmony with organsiation’s direct or indirect stakeholders. It assists organizations in designing and implementing more effective and efficient CSR programs aimed at long term sustainable development.

BVIC curated webinar series on Why Social Enterprises succeed/fail? The series includes 8 panel discussions on key factors to contribute to the success of Social Enterprises with subject matter experts as panelists.

Topic : Why Social Enterprises Succeed/Fail?
Description : Panel Discussion

Time : Jul 7, 2021 03:00 PM in India