Social Enterprise Greenhouse creates positive social and economic impacts by supporting social entrepreneurs and enterprises with the tools and networks they need to thrive. We are a network of business and community leaders who contribute time, expertise and money to create jobs and support positive change through social enterprise.
This flexible co-working option gives entrepreneurs the ability to work at any available shared desk 24/7. Book a tour!
Our conference room, which seats up to 12 people, is available to SEG Hub Members and can be rented by the hour. More info!
Our private offices come complete with furniture, additional meeting space, and access to parking. Book a tour!
Our dedicated desks allow for the flexibility of co-working, with the reliability of a personal dedicated desk and chair to set up shop. Book a tour!
Our 2nd floor dedicated desks are designed as functional private workspaces that offer the added benefits of a co-working environment. Learn more!
The 2nd floor conference room offers an additional meeting space option for SEG Hub Members and can be rented hourly. Learn more!
We organize networking and educational events which provide an opportunity to learn more about social enterprise, meet social entrepreneurs and connect with the SEG Advisor network.
Applications for all of our services are rolling. What are you waiting for?
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Next Thursday, February 28th Working Planet Co-Founder and SEG Advisor, Soren Ryherd will be teaching business leaders how to scale their startup with digital marketing over a delicious lunch. Grow your #socent and RSVP today: https://t.co/X3nd5asSmz
Kindred Community Acupuncture is part of an international cooperative of community acupuncture clinics. They use a high-volume and low cost community healing model to make regular acupuncture treatments affordable. Make your appointment today: https://t.co/W7lMwdWP6J
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Tulsa, Oklahoma's ’s Greenwood District was one of the most affluent black neighborhoods in the country. Seen as a threat to white-dominated capitalism, the community was destroyed in two days of violence. Check out JSTOR to learn more on #BlackWallStreet https://t.co/kpsa5umev5
Join SEG this Thursday for PVD Green Drinks with 2018 Accelerator alum, Sea Ahead! Network with the SeaAhead team and learn about the #OceanEconomy over food & drink! RSVP today! https://t.co/Cc4aFHFPd1
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