<p>Can a corporate giant also be a social entrepreneur? Nadia Boyce explores how education is putting the business back into the social and the social back into the business.</p><p>Traditional notions of corporate social responsibility are recessing to make way for new philosophies of corporate engagement like shared value creation. With this shift, new business models of mutual benefit such a social enterprise.</p><p>As corporate social intelligence advances and social sector organisations embrace profit-making models, the demand for education on these models increases.</p><p>Business education is proving a capacity builder for the social sector, while models of mutual benefit are transforming the way business students embrace entrepreneurship.</p><p><a href="http://www.probonoaustralia.com.au/news/2013/09/business-education-embracing-social-benefit">Keep reading...</a></p>