SEA CEO explains what a social enterprise is

Jess Moore, CEO of Social Enterprise Australia, defines social enterprise on Channel Nine's Helping Hands: "A business for good, trading like any other but existing to make the world better." Watch Episode 22 for more

Jess Moore, CEO of Social Enterprise Australia has appeared on Channel Nine’s Helping Hands, to give a great definition of social enterprise. Jess was joined on a panel by Kristy Muir from the Paul Ramsay Foundation and Adam McCurdie from Humanitix to discuss all things social enterprise.

The episode appeared on Saturday Morning 29 June 2024, and can be seen on Channel Nine's catchup.

In it, Jess says that "A social enterprise is a business for good. They trade like any other business but exist specifically to make the world a better place."

Watch Episode 22 to find out more.

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Summary

Organisation:

Social Enterprise Australia

Impact areas:

Ability/Disability/Neurodivergence
Aged Care/Seniors
Animal Rights/Welfare
Arts & Culture
Children/Youth
Community Development/Services
Criminal Justice
Disaster Relief
Domestic Violence
Education
Employment
Energy
Environment/Conservation/Circular Economy
Family Services
Financial Services
Health/Medical
Homelessness/Housing
Human Rights
Indigenous - General Issues
Indigenous - Majority Indigenous lead
Indigenous - Majority Indigenous Owned
International Development
Men - General Issues
Refugees, Migrants, Asylum Seekers
Sexual Orientation
Women - General issues
Women - Majority Women Lead
Women - Majority Women Owned

Organisation type:

NFP - Social enterprise
For profit - Social enterprise

Acknowledgement of Country

Greatest Good acknowledges Australia's First Peoples as the Traditional Owners, Custodians and Cultural Knowledge Holders of Country throughout Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past and present. We honour the continuing connections to culture, kin and communities.