The final model to consider is social entrepreneurship, which seeks innovative solutions to
community-based problems. According to Investopedia, social entrepreneurs “are willing to
take on the risk and effort to create positive changes in society through their initiatives.” In
other words, a social entrepreneur launches an organization that’s fundamentally about
enacting positive social change, not merely generating profits. The social change in question
may pertain to environmental conservation, racial justice, or philanthropic activity in an
underserved community.