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    Echoing Green wants deeper engagement with social entrepreneurs

    Echoing Green will soon a launch program that will train and place rising corporate stars into the boards of its fellows' organizations. It's part of a three-year plan that will not only spur growth in the network of social entrepreneurs it supports, but also increase assistance to those already part of its network.

    By Ma. Eliza Villarino // 31 March 2015

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    Echoing Green is seeking partners for a soon-to-be-launched program that will place young, rising stars in the corporate world into the boards of its fellows’ organizations.

    The global nonprofit is on the second year of a growth plan that not only projects an increase in the number of social entrepreneurs that participate in its fellowship program, but also a deepening of support to those already part of the network.

    “Our philosophy at Echoing Green is once a fellow always a fellow,” Lara Galinsky, senior vice president at Echoing Green, told Devex.

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