If you're a change agent, you need to become part of the Social Enterprise Alliance network. Join the largest peer network of social entrepreneurs advancing social change through enterprise.

Regularly $150 - Now only $75 - so you can join our movement in these tough economic times.

Enjoy these special annual benefits:

• Discounted registration to the 3rd Social Enterprise World Forum/Summit 2010 ($100 off!)
• Get updates through the monthly member e-newsletter, the Enterprising Voice
• Access free member-only teleconferences & webinars on hot topics
• Opportunity to take a leadership role in SEA chapters
• And more ways to cultivate your entrepreneurial spirit!

All for only $75 while this offer lasts!

Step 1.

Click Join to become a member. The pop-up screen will walk you through the registration process upon login-in – it only takes a couple minutes.

If this is your first time logging into an SEA Account, just sign in with your email address and the initial password of “abc123”. If you’ve logged in before but don’t remember your password, just click here to retrieve it.

Step 2.

You'll receive a welcome letter via mail with a special code for ordering your free audio-recording from the Social Enterprise Summit 2009. Check out the choices here. You may pick any session or keynote you like from 40 choices, or if you'd like some guidance, we recommend:

• SEA09-210. Closing Keynote: Mission, INC. - Kevin Lynch and Julius Walls, Jr., OR

• SEA09-219. Having It All: A Blended Approach to Social Enterprise - Wendy K. Baumann & Julann Jatczak, OR

• SEA09-101. Internet Nonprofits with Earned Revenue Strategies: A Panel Discussion - Greg Baldwin, Bob Ottenhoff, Rebecca Masisak & Bill Strathmann

That’s it.

Now you can download your free audio-recording and also enjoy the benefits of the SEA community. See how to make the most of your membership here.

Step 3.

Tell your friends and colleagues about this special offer and encourage them to sign up. Direct them to www.se-alliance.org.

“Our membership in Social Enterprise Alliance has made us aware of other organizations that face the same challenges. We have made contact with potential distribution partners.”

Rick Brown
Parenting Now/Birth to Three, Eugene, Oregon

“Membership in Social Enterprise Alliance has helped Wisconsin Youth Company by providing loads of great information and encouragement to go ahead.”

Jean Colvin
Wisconsin Youth Company; Madison, Wisconsin

“Membership in Social Enterprise Alliance… helps me inform the board of best practices, similar efforts, etc.”

Robert Watson
21st Century Leaders; Decatur, Georgia

“Membership in Social Enterprise Alliance has provided great ideas to spur discussion and move our organization forward. Many resources are available that we were not aware of previously.”

Gail Paulson
Jobs Unlimited, Inc., Gaithersburg, MD