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How to Build a Crowdfunding Platform in the Philippines: Justin Garrido, Cofounder of SocialProject.ph[ 4:40 ]Play NowPlay in Popup | Download
In today’s episode of the Social Entrepreneurship Series, we are actually in location in the Philippines.
I’m here in the Philippines for the next 5 days because my cousin’s getting married: Woohoo!
But at the same time, I’m celebrating Philippine Social Entrepreneurship by interviewing Justin Garrido, Cofounder of SocialProject.ph – a crowdfunding platform which helps social enterprises, social entrepreneurs and projects in the Philippines that make a difference.
Why is this interview with Justin useful and interesting for you?
#1) Crowdfunding is actually a major trend in the world right now. And talking to an actual cofounder who is building a crowdfunding platform in the Philippines is really exciting and interesting to listen to.
Learn: -How does he do it? -What is crowdfunding all about? -and How can crowdfunding help your social entreprenurship …
3 Problems You'd Most Like to Contribute Towards via Social Entrepreneurship: Ask Matt[ 3:40 ]Play NowPlay in Popup | Download
Hey everybody and welcome to today’s episode of “Ask Matt”.
In today’s episode, we answer the question: “What are three problems do you see in society that you would most like to contribute towards remediating through entrepreneurial means?”
It’s a question from Andy in Sydney, Australia.
Why is this question and my answer important for you?
Firstly, in answering this question, I outline 3 opportunities where social entrepreneurship can most contribute.
And, I give 1 problem that is hot right now or social entrepreneurship.
Another reason for you to listen is that I actually give real business examples of how social entrepreneurship is tackling these major problems today.
So if you’re interested in this, stay tuned and find out, what are the problems that I’d like most to contribute to through social entrepreneurship?
How to Climb Mount Kilimanjaro for a Good Cause: Lindy Kanan, Humanitarian & Adventurer[ 4:19 ]Play NowPlay in Popup | Download
In today’s episode of the Social Entrepreneurship Series, we talk to Lindy Kanan – a humanitarian and adventurer, who is doing something crazy for a really good cause.
She’s climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, the largest mountain in Africa. She’s trying to raise $5000 to do it.
She’s using crowdfunding and she’s raised quite a bit so far.
Why is this interview interesting and useful for you?
Well firstly, if you’re an unreasonable and crazy person like Lindy or even myself, then you’ll want to listen to this.
She’ll tell you how she’s doing it and how she’s able to raise so much money, including thousands of dollars in order to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
Secondly, she also tells us why she’s doing it, and her story about what gets her passionate about human rights and humanitarianism.
How to Reach 79.69% of Your Crowdfunding Goal in Just 10 Hours + Mass ShoutOut to My Crowdfunding SupportersPlay NowPlay in Popup | Download
In this special episode of the Social Entrepreneurship Series, I give you advice on how to reach 79.69% of your crowdfunding goal in just 10 hours.
Plus, I give a mass shoutout to all my current crowdfunding supporters. Check out: http://pozible.com/socentseries
Why is this episode important for you?
The reason is because many social entrepreneurs and business people, as well as aspiring entrepreneurs especially, feel that they are held back from launching or starting up their venture because they feel that they lack funding.
Well, I give you advice today on how to raise a couple of hundred dollars – or if you want to go bigger, a couple thousand dollars – through crowdfunding.
It’s a new and innovative and technological way to raise funds for your project.
How to Win a Social Entrepreneurship Competition: Interview with Kevin Miller, Co-Founder of Pennies4Progress & Winner of UNC Social Business CompetitionPlay NowPlay in Popup | Download
In today’s episode of the Social Entrepreneurship Series, we talk to Kevin Miller.
He’s the CIO and Co-Founder for Pennies4Progress.
He’s also one of the winners of the 2012 UNC Social Business Competition, where he was actually awarded by the Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Muhammad Yunus.
Why is this interview important to listen to?
It’s important because it can help you figure out how to win a social business or social entrepreneurship competition which can then help you get recognition, get funding, and can even help you network with some of the top social entrepreneurs in the world, like Muhammad Yunus.
So, listen in on this talk.
Kevin also shares some of his ideas about:
the risks of social entrepreneurship, how to get funding how he started and also some advice for aspiring social …
Thank you to all the crowdfunding supporters who made a pledge on: pozible.com/socentseries
Martin Sejas
Ryan Nguyen
Andy Malakul
Carlo Gebilagin
Nelisa Loreto
Alan Luong
Lindy Kanan
Trung Bui
Ana Gacis
Gerry Sugay
Eamon Davern
Vida Redoblado
Terry Siv
Anthony Sadsad
Lesly Ann Alburquerque
Angie Sugay Redoblado
Shirley Alberto
Roberto Alberto
Beth Sugay Ang
Khoa Nguyen
Anonymous from Sydney, Australia
Doods Sarmiento
Andrew Stevens
How to Build a Crowdfunding Platform in the Philippines: Justin Garrido, Cofounder of SocialProject.ph [ 4:40 ] Play in Popup | Download
In today’s episode of the Social Entrepreneurship Series, we are actually in location in the Philippines.
Hey everybody and welcome to today’s episode of “Ask Matt”.
In today’s episode of the Social Entrepreneurship Series, we talk to Lindy Kanan – a humanitarian and adventurer, who is doing something crazy for a really good cause.
In this special episode of the Social Entrepreneurship Series, I give you advice on how to reach 79.69% of your crowdfunding goal in just 10 hours.
In today’s episode of the Social Entrepreneurship Series, we talk to Kevin Miller.
