Social Enterprise Alliance

Nashville, TN   |  https://socialenterprise.us/

Mission

We empower social enterprises to address basic needs and create opportunity for all. Our vision is for social enterprise to reach its potential as a force for more effective and sustainable social impact. We empower social enterprises and social entrepreneurs with the tools and resources they need to succeed, and work to foster a social enterprise ecosystem in which they can thrive.

Ruling year info

2001

President & CEO

Ms. Kila Englebrook

Main address

41 Peabody Street

Nashville, TN 37210 USA

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EIN

74-2964255

NTEE code info

Alliance/Advocacy Organizations (W01)

IRS filing requirement

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Communication

Programs and results

What we aim to solve

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As social enterprise and social entrepreneurship continue to expand across the United States, it needs a comprehensive vision, a clearly-defined perspective and a unified movement to attract capital for growth, effect government policy, facilitate cross-sector collaboration, raise consumer and investor awareness, and aggregate capacity and resources. Social Enterprise Alliance is the platform for such a movement of organizations and individuals who dedicate themselves to social progress through social enterprise.

Our programs

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Mentorship

Matchmaking program for social enterprise practitioners to connect with experienced social enterprise leaders for advice, guidance and support.

Population(s) Served

A series of seven webinars throughout the course of 2017 featuring content on social finance and impact investing.

Population(s) Served

Dedicated time from experts in HR, legal, accounting/finance and other business management fields to assist with members with their social enterprise operations.

Population(s) Served

Personalized lists of SEA members sent to members to help them connect with similar organizations and/or experts who can assist them address their challenges.

Population(s) Served

Tells the real life success stories of individuals impacted by members’ social enterprises – individuals overcoming barriers to opportunity through work and education.

Population(s) Served

An online collection of members’ social enterprise products promoted through national media partnerships.

Population(s) Served

Profiles of members’ social enterprises, shared through our newsletter (15,000 subscribers) and featured on the front page of our website (300,000 website visits/year).

Population(s) Served

Exclusive discounts for SEA members on PR toolkits, email marketing services, business services and social enterprise events.

Population(s) Served

SEA provides its members with the resources, connections and recognition they need to succeed. From enterprising non-profits and socially responsible for-profits to social entrepreneurs, academics and consultants developing the field, SEA’s membership is as diverse as the movement itself. What SEA members have in common is a vision for social enterprise to address basic unmet needs and create opportunity for all through effective, efficient and sustainable solutions.

Population(s) Served

A network of 16 active localized communities of organizations and individuals at the forefront of the social enterprise movement.

Population(s) Served

Where we work

Goals & Strategy

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Charting impact

Four powerful questions that require reflection about what really matters - results.

Building national and local social enterprise networks – With 1,000 members and 16 chapters across 42 states, Social Enterprise Alliance is the largest network of social entrepreneurs, social enterprise practitioners, supporters and enthusiasts in the United States. Social Enterprise Alliance's Summit is the most prominent social enterprise convening in the United States and has brought together leaders, practitioners and newcomers from the field since 1998. In between the Summit and chapter events, members of Social Enterprise Alliance can connect virtually by leveraging the Member Directory and Online Community to engage with peers, learn from colleagues and discover collaboration opportunities.
Raising awareness of social enterprise – Through national partnerships with organizations like America Forward, REDF, Catalyst Kitchens and Catholic Charities USA, Social Enterprise Alliance makes the case for social enterprise and works to create an ecosystem in which social enterprises can thrive. Social Enterprise Alliance gives members a national platform to raise awareness for their work by giving them access to an online social enterprise Job and Events Board and Marketplace. We promote their work through a robust Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and newsletter communications presence that advocates for member organizations and educates a broader audience about social enterprise.
Curating and sharing knowledge to build capacity – Through a variety of offerings including expert webinars, our online Knowledge Center and a members-only curated newsletter, Social Enterprise Alliance is the go-to source for the intellectual capital which fuels social enterprise.

Financials

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Operations

The people, governance practices, and partners that make the organization tick.

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Social Enterprise Alliance

Board of directors
as of 08/24/2018
SOURCE: Self-reported by organization
Board chair

Tamra Ryan

Women's Bean Project

Kila Englebrook

Social Enterprise Alliance

Tamra Ryan

Women's Bean Project

Ted Levinson

Beneficial Returns

Vivienne Lee

REDF

Dannielle Campos

Bank of America

Cecily Jackson Zapata

GVNG

Jim Schorr

Vanderbilt University

Buddy Teaster

Soles4Souls