Muhammad Yunus, the practical visionary who pioneered microcredit and received the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for his world-changing attempts, here develops his groundbreaking new concept that promises to redeem the failed promise of free of charge enterprise: public business. Made to fill up the difference between profit-making and individual needs, social business applies entrepreneurial considering to problems like poverty, hunger, air pollution, and disease, creating self-supporting corporations that create careers and generate about Building Public Business: THE BRAND NEW Sort of Capitalism That Acts Humanity’s Many Pressing Needs financial growth even while they make the globe a better place. Partnering with some of the world’s best corporations, Yunus and his Grameen Lender have already launched several interpersonal businesses that are handling problems like malnutrition, insufficient potable water, and endemic disease in Yunus’s homeland of Bangladesh, while additional organizations all over the world are developing their very own experiments in sociable business. Within this publication, Yunus traces the development of the cultural business idea and clarifies its lessons for entrepreneurs, social activists, and plan makers, and offers practical guidance for those who want to produce sociable businesses of their very own.

“Muhammad Yunus is a practical visionary who has improved the lives of millions of people in his native Bangladesh and somewhere else in the globe.”-Los Angeles Times