A fantastic view into how Ashoka thinks about developing social enterprise around the world. It's a very high level view, to change how it's done by supporting talented people who are pushing the edges. Each chapter goes into depth on one story, and so I got a fairly good idea of where the person came from, what challenges they faced, how they dealt with them, and so on.

Great narratives and lots of heart. Also a thread throughout about the challenges of scale and sustainability. A very nuanced book on strategy and the big big challenges in the not-for-profit world, at the end of the day.

An interesting walk through a number of different social enterprises and not-for-profit. Not nearly as deep or comprehensive as "How to Change the World" but still an interesting read. They cover a lot of ground, and that can get one's thinking going.

There is a beautiful simplicity about this book. I think's a great way to bridge from the high level strategy to implementation, and to capture the essence of what's important along the way. A great way to communicate to all involved what the org is up to. One thing to be aware of is that this book assumes that you already understand your market positioning.