Socially minded entrepreneurs are findings ways to make both a profit and a difference. In an era when government, philanthropic and foundation resources are stretched thin, nonprofits have been forced to explore more entrepreneurial means of maintaining fiscal health. Business schools are hard at work helping social entrepreneurs develop skills they can apply in the nonprofit or for-profit sector. Common offerings include student and faculty consulting, internships, specialized courses in nonprofit management, nonprofit management centers, partnerships with educational, cultural and community service organizations and more.

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