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Asian Institute of Management
Washington SyCip Graduate School of Business
Eugenio Lopez Foundation Building
Joseph R. McMicking Campus
123 Paseo de Roxas
Makati, Metro Manila 1260
Philippines
Department: Entrepreneurship
Course Name: Development of Enterprise (DE)
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Core Course
Instructor(s)
Prof. Danilo A. Antonio
Prof. Francisco M. Bernardo Iii
Prof. Francisco L. Roman
Prof. Gaston D. Ortigas Jr.
Development of Enterprise is a foundation course given in the first year of the MBA Program to introduce students to the basic concept of enterprise development and to instill in them fundamental skills in the basic functional areas of management. The course also aims to enhance the skills, values and attitudes that will make students more cognizant of their business social responsibility and of their roles as nation builders, community contributors, and people developers. This is done by creating greater awareness, understanding, and appreciation of what it takes to be successful entrepreneurs and good opportunity finders. The second part of the course seeks to enhance the qualities, strengthen the principles, and imbue the successful strategies of the entrepreneurial leader at the personal, organizational, and community or country levels.
Department: Entrepreneurship
Course Name: Social Entrepreneurship (SE)
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Elective Course
Instructor(s)
Prof. Marie Lisa M. Dacanay
Social Entrepreneurship deals with the theory and practice of wealth creation with a triple bottom line – financial, social, and environmental. It deals with creating space for the poor and marginalized sectors of society to participate more effectively in the economy not only as beneficiaries but also as owners and managers of enterprises. It explores strategies and approaches on how the private sector is contributing and can contribute more effectively to the Millennium Development Goals of poverty reduction and sustainable development.
After the course, the student should have been able to appreciate (1) the concept of a social enterprise, how it is different from a traditional business enterprise, and the role of the social entrepreneur as a change agent; (2) various models of social entrepreneurship and how they may be similar or different from models of corporate social responsibility; and (3) how social entrepreneurship relates to poverty reduction and sustainable development.
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