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Coopreneurship Training Manual

A Practical Guide to Cooperative Entrepreneurship, Shared Prosperity, and Community Wealth Building

by Prof. Mohamed M. Maie (MAYE), MBA,Ms-CD

Can a business create value for its members and its community at the same time?

Coopreneurship Training Manual explores how entrepreneurial initiative can work alongside shared ownership, member participation, and community priorities. It offers adults a practical introduction to the ideas and structures behind cooperative enterprise, from understanding cooperative economics to considering how governance and finance support a member-owned organization.

The manual’s modules cover the foundations of coopreneurship, differences between solo entrepreneurship and shared enterprise, collaborative mindset, cooperative types, youth-led models, women’s empowerment, financial literacy, and democratic leadership. A glossary of coopreneurship terms provides a reference for key concepts.

Whether you are exploring a cooperative idea, learning about alternative business models, or seeking a clearer understanding of how members can create and share value, this guide brings core topics together in one place. Use it to build your knowledge of ownership, financial decision-making, leadership, and the relationship between enterprise and community wealth building.

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Paperback · 6 × 9 in · 320 pages · black & white
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  • Non-fiction guide
  • Flat vector
  • Adults
  • 320 pages
  • Paperback 6 × 9 in
  • Black & white