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Young Entrepreneurs Congress

Hamburg, Germany

Rysheema Dixon

Rysheema Dixon

University of Delaware Center, USA

Title: Entrepreneurs

Biography

Biography: Rysheema Dixon

Abstract

Social Entrepreneurship is becoming increasingly relevant in today’s modern times. The Great Resignation during the height of the pandemic within the United States was a significant factor in this relevance. Whether one lives in a metropolitan, suburban, or rural area, one is aware of their community's current state. Still, they may not realize that social entrepreneurship could be the critical factor in changing their community for the better. The concept of social entrepreneurship may be abstract to some, but its impact and importance are more relevant now than ever. Social Entrepreneurship allows freedom, financial security, and a positive community impact. Those who live in a positive enriched community tend to be healthy, happy, as well as stable. Social entrepreneurs are leaders whose primary goal is to recognize and pursue opportunities to benefit their community so future generations can reap those benefits. Our communities cannot thrive without both economic and social investments. In conclusion, we must make the linkage between community and economic development to ensure the survival of our communities nationwide in the US and globally. Our communities need us more than ever, especially during the pandemic and post-pandemic era; the problems that have existed for decades still need to be solved. As a Community Development Strategist, I am collaborating with you all by doing this work every day, and you should be applauded. This is not easy work, but strength is in numbers, and we are in this together. Let’s make the community and economy more relevant in our discussions, funding allocations, and work on the ground.