As to Mr. Alderman’s comment that setting up was like a small business, and the involvement of his MBA daughter, my interest was sparked by the FT piece by Sarah Murray this morning.

She argues that business schools need to consider the best way to teach this “emerging sector.” I guess the real question is when you are “on the scene” how big do you have to become before you are no longer emerging, and have become “established.”

As Sarah reports, social entrepreneurship is becoming recognized in the land of the mahogany-tabled board rooms (and admissions offices) — an establishment presence not infrequently “dissed” by sometimes self-serving chest-thumping members of the new wave — should be welcome to all who care, kitchen table, computer worktable, or mahogany conference room table.

Keep up the good work.