Good Work Consulting Services (GWCS) exists to facilitate, promote and coordinate activities to support social and economic development, promote knowledge creation and sustainable growth through brokering new and empowering connections to public, private and third-sector organizations.

 

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Good Work Consulting Services (GWCS) exists to facilitate, promote and coordinate activities to support social and economic development, promote knowledge creation and sustainable growth through brokering new and empowering connections to public, private and third-sector organizations.

GWCS achieves its objectives through information dissemination, individual assistance, partnership-building, education and training, and involvement in specific social initiatives identified in consultation with partners and stakeholders.



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Our experienced, professional editing services can help you put your academic research and writing into good English for your thesis oral and paper publication. This service includes editing for grammar, language and writing style. On request, we can also advise about content flow, logic and organization.

We will:

- Edit a draft of your thesis after your committee has approved it for academic merit.
- Discuss our editing arrangement with your supervisor to be sure that there is no misunderstanding about what we do.
- Meet with you to agree about exactly what you want, what we will do, and the expected costs and time frame.
- Discuss the edited draft of each section with you to be sure that the editing has not changed what you mean to say.

We will not:

- Take on thesis editing without the consent of your thesis supervisor.
- Enter changes into the electronic copy of the thesis.
- Advise on academic aspects of the work.
- Do editing on for-credit course work, grant applications or take-home exams.

The rate will be $40.00 / hour for editing and consulting meetings about the editing. Similar work for academics and professionals will be considered upon request.

 


"The language of social entrepreneurship may be new, but the phenomenon is not. We have always had social entrepreneurs, even if we did not call them that. They originally built many of the institutions we now take for granted. However, the new name is important in that it implies a blurring of sector boundaries. In addition to innovative not-for-profit ventures, social entrepreneurship can include social purpose business ventures, such as for-profit community development banks, and hybrid organizations mixing not-for-profit and for-profit elements, such as homeless shelters that start businesses to train and employ their residents. The new language helps to broaden the playing field. Social."
  J. Gregory Dees