Now-a-days, we often hear about Entrepreneurs – one who take ownership to launch a new venture, enterprise or initiative taking challenges and risks, and undertaking the understanding and the sole responsibility of the outcomes. Social entrepreneurs, similarly, are the change agents of a society with visionary, ambitious and persistence personalities who inject innovative solutions to address social problems.
Entrepreneurship has gained world-wide attention and is a major topic of discussion these days. Either in business sector or social sector, the contributions that the entrepreneurs have made and their impacts are highly appreciative and worth mentioning. And, as more and more countries face resource constraints, increasing social problems and economic down-turn, their importance has grown even more.