“We have a sustainable business model with the potential to grow.” Katharine Hibbert knows that social entrepreneurs can bring real change to those who need it the most, while growing a sustainable business.
Hibbert founded Dot Dot Dot Property, a social enterprise working to bring empty properties into use for everyone’s benefit owners, communities and property guardians -by placing individuals who do voluntary workin houses that would otherwise be vacant.
“There’s real potential for growth here. When we talk about social entrepreneurs we should talk about who are the social customers who are going to buy into the social value that we social entrepreneurs are trying to sell,” she says at last week’s Investec Entrepreneurs’ Summit.
