<p>Episode 104: In the past two years, Orange County has been quietly building an infrastructure around social enterprise. From The UCI and the <a href='https://business.fullerton.edu/engagement/entrepreneurship'>Center for Entrepreneurship</a> at Cal State Fullerton; to funding through the OC Community Foundation’s <a href='https://occf-sif.ocnonprofitcentral.org/'>Social Innovation Fund</a>, <a href='https://www.revhuboc.com/'>RevHub</a>, and <a href='https://octaneoc.org/'>Octane OC</a>; to backbone organizations providing fiscal sponsorship like <a href='https://charitableventuresoc.org/'>Charitable Ventures</a> and <a href='https://oneoc.org/what-we-do/fiscal-sponsorship/'>OneOC</a>. Orange County is poised to become a hub of social innovation. In this panel, we talk to the movers and shakers laying down tracks to pave the way for social entrepreneurs and discover what that means for the social sector. Part one of two. </p>

105: Social Enterprise in Orange County, CA PART TWO of TWO

In “nonprofit” 501c3 organizations the 80/20 rule applies. 80% of all funding goes to 20% of the sector. This happens because much of conventional wisdom in our industry is false. In this podcast, you will find the truths, And those truths will set you free to success. Zoot Velasco is an employee of OCEAA and California State University Fullerton. The views expressed on this podcast are his alone and do not represent the views of OCEAA or California State University Fullerton.