The Triple Bottom Line is a guiding force for the BAM movement. These next three blogs will comment briefly on the meaning of each of the three bottom lines which drive us to our preferred future. The first is the importance of a business which is profitable and sustainable. For most of the 20th century […]
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IBEC Ventures uses the acronym ‘SME’ in two very different ways. One is “Subject Matter Expert” and the other is “Small-Medium Enterprise.” The subject of this blog is the latter. What is a Small-Medium Enterprise, and how is that relevant to what we do? Small-Medium Enterprise (SME) is defined in different ways in different countries.
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PC is a 20-year veteran mid-career business man who sold his business and decided to study at a seminary for a few years. Toward the end of his studies and at IBEC’s recommendation, he spent 9 weeks as a business consultant in Nepal where he consulted with several companies and made many friends from the
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Many business professionals and church leaders today are hearing of the term “Business as Mission” (BAM). While there are many variances to a perfect definition, I like the expression of J.D. Greear of the Summit Church in Raleigh-Durham, NC, “Christians in the marketplace today are able to gain access more easily to strategic, unreached places.
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