SBM ITB TALKS EPISODE 14: SOCIOPRENEURSHIP, WHERE BUSINESS AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COME TOGETHER

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Announcer: Andina Hutahaean Interviewee: Joobu Wahyudi &Rudy Wahyu Perdana Have you ever asked about how sociopreneur activists can still benefit when their business puts forward social movements? Or how can social enterprise last long while continuing to prioritize the social values that form the foundation?  Together with the inventor of the social business named Jamban, Joobu Wahyudi and Rudy Perdana SBM ITB Talks will discuss how sociopreneur can sustain and still get profit while making a better society  Watch us on Youtube: https://youtu.be/4j3k01x4rRA Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sbmitbofficial

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