What are the benefits of becoming a social enterprise as opposed to a charity?

Answered 12 Feb 2008 by e.gray-king
What are the benefits of becoming a social enterprise as opposed to a charity?

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Elizabeth is a strategist to the marrow, taking this to project planning, organisational development, visioning, management, participation, fundraising and more. She has worked with 100s of organistions at key developmental changes and relishes the complicted conundrums of people and structures.