Social Entrepreneurship – MBA Trial Class

How can business help solve social challenges?

Leaders today face social challenges that don’t have simple answers. Social entrepreneurship offers a way to break these issues down, understand the root causes, and explore how business thinking can support practical solutions for positive social change.

In this interactive one-hour trial class, you’ll look at how to approach social challenges using clear frameworks and structured thinking. Together with GLOBIS faculty member Suzuka Kobayakawa, you’ll explore what social entrepreneurship looks like in a Japanese context and how purpose and analysis come into play when forming early-stage ideas.

Why join?

• Learn how to examine social challenges through a managerial lens
• Practice using simple business frameworks to structure problems
• Learn how purpose (Kokorozashi) can guide practical decision-making
• Experience the interactive and discussion-based GLOBIS learning style

Who should attend?

• Professionals curious about social entrepreneurship or community-focused work
• Individuals interested in combining purpose with clear business thinking
• Anyone considering the GLOBIS MBA or nano-MBA experience

Event details

This is a live online class. Upon registration, you’ll receive an email with the link and instructions to join.

This event is hosted in Central European Time (CET). If you are located somewhere else, please double check your local time here.