Adsila Helps Those Who Aim to Address Universal Concerns
Andrew Robertson — April 16, 2012 — Social Good
References: adsila.org & facebook
On their website, Adsila refers to itself as the world's first "virtual incubator for early-stage development and support of social entrepreneurship." Starting up a social enterprise is no easy feat and those who strive to find intelligent, sustainable and feasible solutions to social, environment and economic problems need all the help they can get.
Problems accessing necessary resources, lack of seed capital, insufficient support structure and inadequate training all hinder social entrepreneurs from developing their models into "growth-oriented social ventures." Providing a framework for these solutions, Adsila offers training, financial aid, mentorship and network support so that social entrepreneurs can realize their goals and better address social concerns and problems.
Contact Information
Adsila website
Adsila on LinkedIn
Adsila on Twitter
Problems accessing necessary resources, lack of seed capital, insufficient support structure and inadequate training all hinder social entrepreneurs from developing their models into "growth-oriented social ventures." Providing a framework for these solutions, Adsila offers training, financial aid, mentorship and network support so that social entrepreneurs can realize their goals and better address social concerns and problems.
Contact Information
Adsila website
Adsila on LinkedIn
Adsila on Twitter
Trend Themes
1. Virtual Incubators for Social Entrepreneurship - Opportunity for businesses to create online platforms that provide training, financial aid, mentorship, and network support for social entrepreneurs to develop their models into growth-oriented social ventures.
2. Sustainable and Feasible Solutions - Space for innovation in creating intelligent, sustainable, and feasible solutions that address social, environmental, and economic problems.
3. Support for Social Entrepreneurs - Growth potential in offering social entrepreneurs access to necessary resources, seed capital, support structures, and training to help them realize their goals and better address social concerns.
Industry Implications
1. Social Entrepreneurship - Opportunity for organizations and platforms to support and nurture social entrepreneurs in their efforts to address universal concerns.
2. Training and Mentorship - Potential for businesses and institutions to provide specialized training and mentorship programs tailored to the needs of social entrepreneurs.
3. Financial Aid and Funding - Promising area for investors and financial institutions to offer seed capital and funding to social entrepreneurs in order to help them develop their ventures.
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