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Sustainability Through Education

Sam Baumber, Chief Executive Officer, Social Enterprise Academy

28-Mar-18 10:00

Sustainability Through Education

Social Enterprise Academy, founded in Scotland 14 years ago, aims to take ownership to fill the gap in supporting and training social enterprises in over 30 countries. They aim to help social entrepreneurs find new ways of meeting the challenges of delivering high social impact as well as financial sustainability. We speak to Sam Baumber, Chief Executive Officer of Social Enterprise Academy, who will share with us some insights into the only social entrepreneurial training hub in Malaysia.

Produced by: Freda Liu


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