GogyUp

We are grateful for our mentors and advisors who hold us accountable and share their time and expertise to help keep us on our path to achieving our mission:
Terri Albert (via University of Chicago's Polsky Center),
Mike Conroy (via Minneapolis Small Business Development Center),
Paul Taylor (via Beta.MN and the Minnesota Cup),
Terri Barrerio (via the Impact Hub MSP). https://www.gogyup.com/blog/social-enterprise/

BETA.MN | Helping Founders Succeed | Minnesota BETA MN provides founders from top local startups with the resources and relationships required to scale their businesses.

Thank you to Beta.MN for maintaining a vital and amazing support community with opportunities such as Beta Bridge. https://www.gogyup.com/blog/social-enterprise/

BETA.MN | Helping Founders Succeed | Minnesota BETA MN provides founders from top local startups with the resources and relationships required to scale their businesses.

We are grateful for the Coalition on Adult Basic Education for their tireless efforts to expand education for working learners and the opportunity to present at their national conference this past April.

The Scalability of Social Enterprise — GogyUp When a social enterprise successfully executes an idea, it generates economic value beyond a transaction for a good or service. That economic value can be wide ranging: from being a catalyst for economic development, improved education, or better health outcomes.

We are grateful for the Impact Hub MSP that provides us with a home, community, and phenomenal network across the Twin Cities and, literally, the world.

The Scalability of Social Enterprise — GogyUp When a social enterprise successfully executes an idea, it generates economic value beyond a transaction for a good or service. That economic value can be wide ranging: from being a catalyst for economic development, improved education, or better health outcomes.

Thank you Dr. Carolyn Chrisman, Corey J Mehaffy, and the numerous Missouri economic development agencies for introducing us to the manufacturing and healthcare leaders in their area.

The Scalability of Social Enterprise — GogyUp When a social enterprise successfully executes an idea, it generates economic value beyond a transaction for a good or service. That economic value can be wide ranging: from being a catalyst for economic development, improved education, or better health outcomes.

Thank you Justin Erickson of Community Venture Network for the opportunity to present to network members from across the midwest.

The Scalability of Social Enterprise — GogyUp When a social enterprise successfully executes an idea, it generates economic value beyond a transaction for a good or service. That economic value can be wide ranging: from being a catalyst for economic development, improved education, or better health outcomes.

Thank you to the phenomenal team at Kestgo Group who introduced us to the world of hospital environmental and nutrition services.

The Scalability of Social Enterprise — GogyUp When a social enterprise successfully executes an idea, it generates economic value beyond a transaction for a good or service. That economic value can be wide ranging: from being a catalyst for economic development, improved education, or better health outcomes.

A big thank you to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) National Institute of Nursing Research for SBIR funding to study GogyUp's impact on type 2 diabetes patient education along with our partners at the UMN Community-University Health Care Center(CUHCC) and the University of Minnesota School of Public Health and University of Minnesota Medical Schoolfor their collaboration and critical partnership.

The Scalability of Social Enterprise — GogyUp When a social enterprise successfully executes an idea, it generates economic value beyond a transaction for a good or service. That economic value can be wide ranging: from being a catalyst for economic development, improved education, or better health outcomes.

We are grateful for the USDA's National Institute for Food and Agriculture for the SBIR funding to study GogyUp's potential for impacting rural workforce development. We are also grateful for our partners at Michigan State University's Center for Economic Analysis for collaborating with us on the research.

The Scalability of Social Enterprise — GogyUp When a social enterprise successfully executes an idea, it generates economic value beyond a transaction for a good or service. That economic value can be wide ranging: from being a catalyst for economic development, improved education, or better health outcomes.

Over the next few days we will be sharing what we are grateful for. Check out our full post here:

The Scalability of Social Enterprise — GogyUp When a social enterprise successfully executes an idea, it generates economic value beyond a transaction for a good or service. That economic value can be wide ranging: from being a catalyst for economic development, improved education, or better health outcomes.

We took this to reflect on social entrepreneurship, the success we've seen so far, and all those who have helped us along the way. Check out our blog and our recent stats to see why being a is an advantage! https://gogyup.com/blog/social-enterprise?utm_source=facebook

To mark the end of shop your values at the Goods for Good Market tomorrow (November 20th) at True North Collaborative! More details about the event can be found at https://www.facebook.com/events/601515017858007/