What an insightful and inspiring talk about system changes and recognizing that it's an ecosystem and not straight line. She is bright, I love her passion and vision.
Daniela has pin-pointed a BIG problem with business pitch contests and more importantly nailed that educators focused on "leadership skills" are missing the need for "system change-makers". Every educator and aspiring entrepreneur will benefit from this presentation!!
Inspiring speech!! Very much captures what's missing in the social entrepreneurship sphere! I loved this quote: "Almost every entrepreneurship course and accelerator program ends in some sort of pitch day. Where the students need to pitch their world-changing solution. [...] We're spending more time teaching [students] how to perfect their sales pitch than we are trying to teach them to understand the problem they claim to be trying to solve. And the judges of those contest often know more about business scaling then they do about the impact and social change."
What an insightful video. I notice how a clear vision took action in a system to make an important change improve the social enterprise where is being applied, not only the enterprise but the world.
Excellent talk! :) So refreshing to hear how individuals can change systems with passion, dedication and innovation. I adore Daniela's enthusiasm and passion for her work in this talk. I would definitely be interested to learn more about social entrepreneurial courses at Oxford Said Business School and how they could assist my work.
When the first time I heard about social enterpreneurship I was wondering what is the different between social enterpreneurship and CSR (Customer Social Resposibility) program? Then I start to research and I get the answer that there is no difference. Then I keep start finding the answer by books and internet till right now. I still believe that the real answer is about building collective community and measure more than just money. Now I started a free public class find a wilingness academic lecturer to teach about philosophy, politics, and critical thinking. And I try join any collective education communites.
"Every entrepreneurship course or accelerator program ends on a Pitch day, we are spending more time helping them perfect their sales pitch than helping them understand the problem about the problem they are trying to solve." - Daniela Papi Thornton
wow... thank you for helping me understand the value of a systems changer vs a social entrepreneur. This was an amazing talk. funding for an apprenticeship with a problem. amazing. it's true as a young person who is passionate about social change i have often found I lack knowledge on the system i am trying to change. Understanding the problem is key. nice
A very interesting talk - just wish you’d keep the Interpreter on screen so this motivating speech could be seen and heard by everyone. I can say from experience this is definitely a social area that needs more change.
@@EnglishSquared Hi, Thanks for being curios :-) Subtitles are helpful. But they are most helpful to people who are hard of hearing. Profoundly Deaf people, who use sign language to communicate, do not always have a strong grasp on English. This is because sign language is their native language (and it is an actual structured language that differs grammatically from English) and therefore English would be their second language. Its like being an English speaker and watching French subtitles after only studying French in school, you can get some of it and it helps, but its not the same as having access to the information in your native language. Hope that helps clarify things? :-)
@@alisonkingston6506 Thanks for the clarification. I had no idea. So, some ways to resolve the situation would be to have the signer stand alongside the speaker, or have a separate camera for the signer and have them displayed continuously (in a box at the bottom of the screen). Is the issue of reading skills changing with the newer generations?
"They (wannabe social entrepreneurs) are married to solve a problem, not to their solution. But right now, we are marrying our students to their solutions." - Daniela Papi Thornton
@hechoxnosotros collaborates for a systemic change in the textile and fashion industry for 10 years, we need to be systemic changers ! How to make collaboration work.
What an insightful and inspiring talk about system changes and recognizing that it's an ecosystem and not straight line. She is bright, I love her passion and vision.
Brilliant! Thank you Dani. Find people who are married not to their solutions, but to solving a problem and change a system. YES!
Daniela has pin-pointed a BIG problem with business pitch contests and more importantly nailed that educators focused on "leadership skills" are missing the need for "system change-makers". Every educator and aspiring entrepreneur will benefit from this presentation!!
Inspiring speech!! Very much captures what's missing in the social entrepreneurship sphere!
I loved this quote: "Almost every entrepreneurship course and accelerator program ends in some sort of pitch day. Where the students need to pitch their world-changing solution. [...] We're spending more time teaching [students] how to perfect their sales pitch than we are trying to teach them to understand the problem they claim to be trying to solve. And the judges of those contest often know more about business scaling then they do about the impact and social change."
I admire the elegant overview, provided by Daniela Papi-Thornton. Great problems require a great hivemind to collectively solve them.
Beautiful! Made me reflect on my own journey and how to failed to run an organisation but remain committed to solving the problem . Thanks Daniela
Great talk! Definitely frustrating living in Silicon Valley and seeing how so many people are focused on the wrong things.
One of my absolute favourite Ted Talks - truly an idea worth spreading. Brilliantly done, thank you for spreading this knowledge/idea! 💕🍀☀️🌙🌿💖🌱
brilliant brilliant brilliant talk - thank you SO MUCH Daniela Papi-Thornton!!
As an SE veteran, this is spot on, great presentation.
What an insightful video. I notice how a clear vision took action in a system to make an important change improve the social enterprise where is being applied, not only the enterprise but the world.
Excellent talk! :)
So refreshing to hear how individuals can change systems with passion, dedication and innovation.
I adore Daniela's enthusiasm and passion for her work in this talk.
I would definitely be interested to learn more about social entrepreneurial courses at Oxford Said Business School and how they could assist my work.
Best presentation so far on this subject, best of luck to Daniel and her great efforts !
When the first time I heard about social enterpreneurship I was wondering what is the different between social enterpreneurship and CSR (Customer Social Resposibility) program? Then I start to research and I get the answer that there is no difference. Then I keep start finding the answer by books and internet till right now. I still believe that the real answer is about building collective community and measure more than just money. Now I started a free public class find a wilingness academic lecturer to teach about philosophy, politics, and critical thinking. And I try join any collective education communites.
"System change needs to be this generation's core work..." (7:58)
"Every entrepreneurship course or accelerator program ends on a Pitch day, we are spending more time helping them perfect their sales pitch than helping them understand the problem about the problem they are trying to solve."
- Daniela Papi Thornton
wow... thank you for helping me understand the value of a systems changer vs a social entrepreneur. This was an amazing talk. funding for an apprenticeship with a problem. amazing. it's true as a young person who is passionate about social change i have often found I lack knowledge on the system i am trying to change. Understanding the problem is key. nice
Best Talk I ever heard about Social Entrepreneurship
Wonderful speech!
Wow this is just amazing. Very insightful
This is a brainstorming ideas Danielle 💙. I believe it will create more significant impact with great results.
please answer me , based on this video, what are the characteristics and challenges of social change and how can we overcome these challenges
Thank you so much for this talk!
So inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
Great talk that captures important points perfectly - many thanks for sharing your thoughts
I'm amazed thank you so much!
A very interesting talk - just wish you’d keep the Interpreter on screen so this motivating speech could be seen and heard by everyone.
I can say from experience this is definitely a social area that needs more change.
Just out of curiosity, don't the subtitles solve much or all of that problem?
@@EnglishSquared Hi, Thanks for being curios :-) Subtitles are helpful. But they are most helpful to people who are hard of hearing. Profoundly Deaf people, who use sign language to communicate, do not always have a strong grasp on English. This is because sign language is their native language (and it is an actual structured language that differs grammatically from English) and therefore English would be their second language. Its like being an English speaker and watching French subtitles after only studying French in school, you can get some of it and it helps, but its not the same as having access to the information in your native language. Hope that helps clarify things? :-)
@@alisonkingston6506 Thanks for the clarification. I had no idea. So, some ways to resolve the situation would be to have the signer stand alongside the speaker, or have a separate camera for the signer and have them displayed continuously (in a box at the bottom of the screen). Is the issue of reading skills changing with the newer generations?
Love this, brilliant.
"They (wannabe social entrepreneurs) are married to solve a problem, not to their solution. But right now, we are marrying our students to their solutions." - Daniela Papi Thornton
Ashoka brought me here❤❤
Great presentation!!!! Well Done D!
Inspiring.
Amazing Talk! Made so much sense :)
Brilliant!
Oh, I really love your videos!
Am fascinated watching this, only thatas she mentions grandmother treehuggers, I wonder what's wrong with our tree hugging ancestors;)
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@hechoxnosotros collaborates for a systemic change in the textile and fashion industry for 10 years, we need to be systemic changers ! How to make collaboration work.