Lessons Learned from One Laptop per Child Hacker, Robert H. creator text xxu Estado Unidos Kindle 2015 monographic eng 102 paginas Robert Hacker. This book is a practical guide to developing a scaleable, social entrepreneurship venture (SEV). The author uses the popular “business model” concept and shows the important modifications that are required to build large, sustainable organizations to address social problems in the developing world. The author spent three years as the CFO of One Laptop per Child, one of the largest SEVs, and worked for over twenty years in the developing markets of Latin America and Asia. In a ten year period in Indonesia, where per capital income was only $600, he built a publicly traded billion-dollar retail company. Much of the thinking in the book has been shared with students at Florida University and MIT Sloan where the author teaches. Social entrepreneurship Social innovation Educational technology International social projects 361.706 H115 2015 e.1 1514707381 240913