30 Jan “Empowering Social Entrepreneurs for Innovation and for a sustainable civil society” with Yannick Le Guern
“Empowering Social Entrepreneurs for Innovation and for a sustainable civil society with Yannick Le Guern “
Today, a culture of entrepreneurship that encourages and supports the five skills -questioning, observing, networking, experimenting and associative thinking -is increasingly powerful.
Unfortunately, a natural pattern in the evolution of the French enterprises makes it very difficult for established companies to do this. In the earliest stages of any new business, the most important thing is to come up with a product or service that people will pay for; and this is the stage when the five discovery skills are so important.
Going forward, ‘entrepreneurial management techniques’ will be increasingly important to business success. One of innovative entrepreneurs, who launched ventures that offer a unique value proposition is Yannick Le Guern.
Creating sustainable civil society requires empowering social entrepreneurs and change-makers who are capable of initiating sustainable solutions towards their communities’ challenges, and who are willing to work with other community partners towards having a positive social impact.
Yannick Le Guern is a remarkable community leader and well known in the field of sustainable development, he worked as a practitioner, researcher, strategy and business development advisor for national and international development agencies and research and academic institutions in the socioeconomic development, sustainability, citizenship education and youth empowerment fields.
He is one of the actors who is empowering social entrepreneurs for innovation, inclusive growth and jobs . In his opinion “ we need an European society aware of the importance of implementing economic democracy and social impact of enterprises. In order to make this possible, it is imperative a social entrepreneurship ecosystem asset involved inclusive and participatory. Public authorities, social partners, representative institutions and especially the businesses and entrepreneurs in the social economy should participate in the development of public policies”.
He also adds that social entrepreneurs and enterprises must receive direct budget support and funding, be supported in the promotion of private consumption of cooperative /social enterprises services and products and participating in a sustainable public procurement and committed to social enterprises. “For this, we need a coordinated approach between all actors involved in the social economy ecosystem with a global objective for the European society”, says Yannick Le Guern.
In his opinion “Policy and legal framework, public support schemes, networks and actors, investment and funding schemes must integrate, collect transversely(employment, small and medium enterprises, innovation, all sectors of production) the promotion and supporting of social enterprises. Social economy enterprises are active in all sectors of production causing beneficial social innovation for European citizenship, therefore must be considered transversely” By Laura Jonson-The B Magazine.
Social Entrepreneurship// Innovation// Europe// Policy Making// Citizenship// Community Leader/
Portrait of Yannick Le Guern- Inspirational & Wise Leadership
“If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up the men to gather wood, divide the work and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea” Antoine de Saint Exupéry.
Society gives high recommendation to individuals who lead transformational change, but this at times has proven to be a difficult and daunting task. There are but a handful of leaders who can be classified as remarkable.
These leaders’ pioneered great changes that positively revolutionized our world but it came at a great cost. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. Mahatma Ghandi was assassinated. Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. They all came to the point of decision making and endured “Crossing the Rubicon.”
The phrase “Crossing the Rubicon” means to pass a point of no return, and refers to Julius Caesar’s crossing of the Rubicon River in 49 BC, which was considered an act of insurrection. It refers to any individual or group committing itself irrevocably to a risky or revolutionary course of action. When we make a difficult decision from where there is no way back, we say we cross the Rubicon.
To drive change requires determination: Yannick Le Guern is one of those leaders that understand the art of communication to effectively get their message across. He is a good listener and drives change with unfailing determination, believing in the cause and makes it happen. In face of enormous setbacks and obstacles he shows commitment, patience, and persistence.
For him, the great need of Inspiration is a must. He is part of those leaders setting strategic organizational objectives as a starting point. He makes sure that tasks and road maps are created in order to operationalize the vision that he brings. Yannick is an ardent promoter of Justice.
He believes that “risk brings change and opportunity and that risk-taking is an indispensable part of leadership”. He is making a difference by the courage to chart new paths, the only way forward. Creativity and Innovation are the lifeblood of his organization B1-AKT-Leading Sustainable Strategies & Paragon Communication.
The best visionary leaders paint a clear compelling picture of what is possible. They see into the future and strive to take others there. Please discover more on Yannick and B1-AKT team’s vision on leadership by accessing the following link: https://b1-akt.com/FR/new-leadership-voices-yannick-le-guern/