Haslam College of Business
Consortium for Social Enterprise Effectiveness
The Consortium for Social Enterprise Effectiveness (CSEE) is a 10-month certificate program that strengthens social mission organizations and those who lead them.
Our Goal
Nonprofits and other social enterprises comprise an essential part of our society and a significant part of our economy (10-15 percent by most counts). In pursuit of their missions, social enterprises face a variety of business-like challenges well understood by business schools.
Through the CSEE program offering, our goal is to bring business-like thinking and proven business solutions to social enterprise organizations.
Bringing business-like thinking and solutions to social enterprise organizations.
Consortium for Social Enterprise Effectiveness
Featured Experts
Alex Miller
William B. Stokely Chair in Management
Timothy Munyon
Ergen Professor in Business, Janet & Jeff Davis Faculty Fellow
David Gras
CSEE Co-Director, Associate Professor and Dr. Ed Boling Business Faculty Fellow
Looking for more Information?
Nonprofits and other social enterprises comprise an essential part of our society and a significant part of our economy. If you would like to be a part of supporting social mission organizations and their leaders or just looking for more information, please contact us.
Alumni
Leaders from the top organizations dedicated to making a difference in our region have taken part in the CSEE.
Apply Now
Each class is limited to 24 participants and the course starts August. Our application is simple, but admission is competitive.
Consortium for Social Enterprise Effectiveness
Latest News
Children’s Nonprofits Secure Funding with Help from Haslam Program
Lakeway CASA in Morristown and Sevierville and Harbor Child Advocacy Center of the Smokies in Sevierville and Rutledge received a grant to raise awareness of child abuse.
Students in Learning Through Giving Class Present Nonprofits with Grants
