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Hear from social entrepreneurs who have already built and run successful social enterprises. These social entrepreneur interviews include famous faces such as Tim Campbell, John Bird and the late Anita Roddick.

  • Create Foundation: Sarah Dunwell

    The founder of the award-winning social enterprise on changing public opinion and sec...

  • Tim Smit

    The Eden Project founder on the ‘Moses way’ of doing business

  • Sophi Tranchell

    The MD of Divine Chocolate tells us why social enterprise and fair-trade is the futur...

  • Penny Newman

    The chief executive of Fifteen London tells us why social enterprise is the way of th...

  • Nigel Kershaw

    The CEO of Big Issue Invest on his latest social enterprise venture

  • Ben Keene

    The Tribewanted co-founder on social enterprise, island shopping and why PR will make...

  • James Taylor

    The SportStars founder and winner of the 2007 Startups Awards explains how he turned...

  • Seb Bishop

    The pay-per-click pioneer, and star of Millionaires' Mission, on the rewards of socia...

  • Anita Roddick

    The late Body Shop founder on what entrepreneurship meant to her

  • John Bird

    The Big Issue founder reveals his journey from convicted criminal to social entrepren...

  • Tim Campbell

    The Apprentice's first winner on inspiring young entrepreneurs

  • FruityFaces

    Paige Allen reveals how she made the piece of fruit in kids' lunchboxes fun

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  • KnowHow NonProfit

    Established in 2009, KnowHow NonProfit is a non profit and charity resource page providing expert content for those working in the third sector on anything from fundraising to managing volunteers in organisations.

  • HBV Enterprise

    HBV Enterprise is a long established Hackney based charity and Enterprise Agency offering support to individuals who want to start, fund or grow an enterprise in the borough of Hackney and surrounding areas. The organisation, which is based in Dalston (London E8), was established in 1984.