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Rashmi Bansal, a graduate from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM A), batch of 1993, is out with her new book 'I Have A Dream' which brings forth stories of 20 idealists who think and act like entrepreneurs. Being a product of the Indian b-school system, PaGaLGuY interviewed Rashmi Bansal about her new book, management education in India and a few other questions. Some excerpts follow: Why did you choose to focus on social entrepreneurship as a subject for the book? In Stay Hungry Stay Foolish, I featured two social entrepreneurs - Venkat Krishnan of Give India and Vijay Mahajan of Basix. These stories got a fantastic response, even though they were not in the traditional mould of building a large organization motivated by revenue, bottomline and shareholder return.
MBA is not important to become a social entrepreneur, says Rashmi Bansal
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Published Online: August 10, 2011 By Jennifer L. Barnett Premium article access courtesy of Education Week Teacher .
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