Gloria De Souza Character Analysis

Another story that gave an impact to me is the fight of Fábio Rosa. As per Ashoka, "Social business visionaries are people with creative answers for society's most squeezing social issues. They are aggressive and industrious, handling real social issues and offering new thoughts for wide-scale change." Entrepreneurs are overwhelmed with different opinions and situations. They aren't contented to just express their ideas. They need to see actual results and impact to people and society in general. Another quality about businesspeople is that they’re quite practical. "A genuine business visionary needs to tune in to the earth exceptionally well. You can't bring about real social change unless you truly comprehend what's happening." I think these

First off is innovation. As an entrepreneurship student, ever since my first year in college the word is ingrained in my deep-seated mind. For an ordinary person, they will likely incorporate innovations always with commodities. But taking a social entrepreneurship course and reading a book like Bornstein’s, your mind may not perceive things very limited anymore. Let’s me take for example the story of Gloria de Souza as written by Bornstein. At first I was like, “What is her problem’s relation to social entrepreneurship?” Ashoka: Innovators for the Public is an international organization that promotes social entrepreneurship by affiliating individual social entrepreneurs into the Ashoka organization. Its founder Bill Drayton, at the age of thirty-five, was searching for individuals with convincing dreams who had the innovativeness, the insight, and the confidence to understand their thoughts on an expansive scale: individuals who might leave their "scratch on history." Souza was one of the first Ashoka fellow elected. Drayton was able to meet and interview her. She said to Drayton, “If we can help children grow up learning to think rather than memorize and repeat, learning to problem solve, learning to be creative, learning to be actors rather than acted upon, we can create a generation that will be very different. And India will be very different. And that’s a revolution.” With these lines, I made sense of what’s Souza’s relation to the main topic. Souza innovated a system; a principle. As said earlier, we should not limit the simple word. Her movement is scalable. Yes, she first wished to apply EVS to her school; but later on even the Indian government recognized the method and spread its use in the nation’s academia. Sustainability: to last or continue for a long time. The EVS is just something