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Sam Usem of Compatible Technology International trains women in Haiti on how to use and maintain a food grinder that his company has developed for use in underdeveloped countries.
Courtesy of Sam Usem

Paul Light, professor of Public Service at New York University and one of the nation's leading experts on government, considers whether social entrepreneurship can significantly change the world.

Light is the author of "The Search for Social Entrepreneurship." He spoke in St. Paul at Macalester College's annual Mitau Lecture.

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Businessman in Haiti
Sam Usem of Compatible Technology International trains women in Haiti on how to use and maintain a food grinder that his company has developed for use in underdeveloped countries.
Courtesy of Sam Usem