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DESCRIPTION:Suntae Kim\n\nAssistant Professor\n	Management & Organization\, 
 Innovation & Entrepreneurship\n	Johns Hopkins Carey Business School\n\nEthn
 ography of Entrepreneurship Development Project for North Korean Refugees
 \n\nDate: Friday\, May 9\, 2025\n	Time: 10:30 am – 12:00 pm\n	Location: Bron
 fman building\, Room 310\n\nRegister here\n\n\nAbstract\n\nLike any other 
 entrepreneurial activities\, social innovation involves inherent risks. Th
 e process of social innovation is often marked by a constant struggle agai
 nst this fundamental uncertainty\, whereby social entrepreneurs\, just lik
 e their commercial counterparts\, must constantly pivot. Simultaneously\, 
 social innovation is often not a lone journey of social entrepreneurs\; it
  often involves active participation by and nurtures empowerment of benefi
 ciaries. This makes interaction between social entrepreneurs and beneficia
 ries a key part of the social innovation process. Therefore\, social entre
 preneurs not only have to navigate the thick uncertainty but must do so vi
 a constantly interacting with their beneficiaries. Despite this\, the curr
 ent research provides few insights into the intersection between the two—w
 e know little about how social entrepreneurs and beneficiaries interact wi
 th each other to navigate entrepreneurial uncertainties\, and how such int
 eraction shapes the unfolding process of social value creation. We address
  this shortcoming by drawing upon a South Korean social innovation project
  that nurtures entrepreneurship-based self-sufficiency among North Korean 
 Refugees (NKRs\, hereafter). Drawing on in-depth ethnographic data of the 
 project\, we are currently analyzing key interactions between South Korean
  social entrepreneurs and NKR beneficiaries that shaped the project’s stru
 ggle to navigate the entrepreneurial uncertainty. By doing so\, we expect 
 to advance our understanding around how entrepreneur-beneficiary interacti
 on can impact entrepreneurial pivots and ultimate social value creation in
  social innovation projects.\n
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LOCATION:Room 310\, Bronfman Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1G5\, 1001
  rue Sherbrooke Ouest
SUMMARY:CSSO Speaker Series: Suntae Kim
URL:/desautels/channels/event/csso-speaker-series-sunt
 ae-kim-365000
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