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1 online resource : illustrations |
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SAGE Knowledge. Cases |
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SAGE Knowledge. Cases
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Summary |
Villy Wang founded BAYCAT in 2004 with an ambitious mission--to end inequality and racism through powerful storytelling. Specifically, Wang wanted to reduce the digital divide. To accomplish that mission, she created a more financially sustainable nonprofit model. BAYCAT (Bayview-Hunters Point Center for the Arts and Technology) is run more like a business than a typical nonprofit. This hybrid model benefits multiple stakeholders including donors, clients, nonprofits, small businesses and local communities. This case explores BAYCAT's unique hybrid model and examines the possibility of replicating it for other socially responsible nonprofits. The BAYCAT example shows the benefits--to multiple stakeholders--of blending aspects of nonprofit and for-profit structures. Also, this case highlights the timely topic of hybrid models with businesses increasingly communicating socially conscious brands |
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Originally Published InIsaacs, A., Egan, D., & Springer, S. (2018). BAYCAT: How a new hybrid nonprofit model is creating sustainability and driving social change. The Berkeley-Haas Case Series. University of California, Berkeley. Haas School of Business |
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Wang, Villy
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Bayview-Hunters Point Center for the Arts and Technology -- Management
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Nonprofit organizations -- Management -- Case studies
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Storytelling -- Social aspects -- Case studies
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Anti-racism -- Case studies
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Anti-racism
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Management
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Nonprofit organizations -- Management
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Storytelling -- Social aspects
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Case studies
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Case studies.
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Études de cas.
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Electronic book
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Author |
Egan, Danielle, active 2018, author
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Springer, Susan Thomas, author
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ISBN |
9781526491299 |
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152649129X |
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