英文摘要 |
A social association often establishes social enterprise for two basic purposes. One is to accomplish its original social mission; and the other is to seek financial self-sufficiency for its own sustainable survival. This article describes a sustainable management model derived from a two-case comparison. The result reveals an equation of sustainable management model in such a social enterprise as following: social entrepreneurship + market opportunity + core competence + system thinking of management model including strategic planning and cost control in operation. The social enterprise can follow the market-oriented strategic planning model to run its business in its early development stage. While in a later stage, the humanity-oriented management control model shall be used after its market had been set up. Certainly, management model will change subject to certain environmental conditions. Both cases have their own core competence, which is the cornerstone of organization success. |