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Friday, November 3, 2017
Social Business Isn't an Oxymoron in France
Social entrepreneurship is a concept perfectly suited for Emmanuel Macron’s France: It sounds both left-wing and right-wing, speaks of innovation and compassion, and is a little fuzzy.
But while the hype seems deceptive, the numbers tell a good story. According to official figures, employment in social businesses,
defined
as corporations, for-profit or not, incorporated with “solidarity and social utility” as a key goal and reflecting it in their governance structure, grew by 24 percent between 2000 and 2014, versus 4.5 percent for private-sector employment as a whole.
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