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• [[Community-Owned Corporation]]: A traditional, for-profit corporation that integrates social enterprise principles; | • [[Community-Owned Corporation]]: A traditional, for-profit corporation that integrates social enterprise principles; | ||
• Small | • [[Small Ownership Group]]: A small, ad hoc investor group that capitalizes and/or operates a business as a partnership or closely held corporation; and | ||
• Investment fund: A community-based fund that invests debt or equity in local business ventures." | • Investment fund: A community-based fund that invests debt or equity in local business ventures." | ||
Revision as of 06:03, 15 July 2010
Typology
"Community-owned businesses fall into four broad categories:
• Cooperative: A communally owned and managed business, operated for the benefit of its members;
• Community-Owned Corporation: A traditional, for-profit corporation that integrates social enterprise principles;
• Small Ownership Group: A small, ad hoc investor group that capitalizes and/or operates a business as a partnership or closely held corporation; and
• Investment fund: A community-based fund that invests debt or equity in local business ventures." (http://cuttingedgecap.ning.com/forum/topics/article-on-communityowned?xg_source=activity)