Raúl Gorrín: Entrepreneurs Commitment to changing society

By Raúl Gorrín. As was stated in other posts, I am convinced that it is through the social commitment of entrepreneurs that a true transformation of society can be produced. This is achieved through inclusion programs that allow companies to become an engine of development and promotion of innovative solutions to the problems people are faced with.

Entrepreneurs and businessmen should not feel obliged to help social change but must feel committed to the contribution they give to the society in which they develop. It is essential to work on creating Social Entrepreneurs Commitment programs in favor of the Venezuelan society.

Entrepreneurs who understand and practice Social Commitment are struggling to carry out projects that seek to improve the situation they live in communities. They understand that commitment to their surroundings and the country is not a legal obligation or request but a method of making and motivating companies to pursue not only wealth, but also to share the value of business generated with people.

Entrepreneurs who seek to assume a social commitment want to promote a real change. They have the vision of the potential gain and lasting benefit the transformation will have on society. It is an ongoing effort that includes the combination of a context that is seen as an opportunity, and the use of that opportunity. The result is created in particular when the company connects with people. The tip is to serve to promote positive change within the community.

There are social commitments that are showing new models of the value of creation and resource utilization and in changing the way people think about success.

Companies are activated as agents of change and play a fundamental role in the growth. The company targets change from the standpoint of humanism.

Entrepreneurs are not only capable of leading businesses that generate value, but of becoming proactive entities that work as facilitators of communities, generating a positive impact on people.by Raúl Gorrín.

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