Looking back on 2009, it seems clear that the uncertainty of the global economy combined with the general maturation of the social entrepreneurship space made it something of a building year. I believe that 2010 will begin to materialize some of the innovations that people spent 2009 clearing the way for, with significant long-term consequences. All in all, I'm far more excited about the coming year than I was about the last. The most common critique I have of myself looking back at my predictions from last year is that I failed to recognize how many of them were in line for a gestation period before the really significant changes. I think that my Trend #5: Mobile Platforms and Trend #3: Blended Value Investing definitely ended up having a building period last year. White House partnership on social entrepreneurship was even more behind the scenes, and it's still unclear exactly who is going to benefit from the Social Innovation Fund. All that said, I think that 2010 will be explosive, and lead the way into a 2011 that sees a deeper mainstreaming of a sort of blended, "thick value," vision of capitalism driven by a whole new generation of startups and re(start)up approaches from established companies. Over the course of this week, I'll be adding a new entry to the list of the top trends that will shape social entrepreneurship in 2010 each day. #5: Online Action Moves Away From Just Donations - Nonprofits are constantly getting smarter about how to use online platforms to engage with their supporters, but I believe that it's only just now that we're starting to see the full potential of using online platforms to engage people for new types of action beyond donations. View full writeup of "Top Trend 2010 #5: Online Action Beyond Donations"
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