Four years after the devastating earthquake hit the nation, killing 250,000 people, Haiti is still struggling to regain its footing. It is said that more than 300,000 Haitians remain in temporary shelter, criminal activity persists, cholera and other health issues are constant challenges, while the traditional red tape is an ongoing, pull-your-hair-out obstacle. So what can explain the sense of enthusiasm that imbued the packed Haiti session I attended at the recent Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) annual meeting in New York City?

Find out how innovative social enterprises are working to find solutions in Haiti. 

What should we expect from the Ontario social enterprise (SE) space in 2014? It's holiday time, so I'm going to tackle this from a food perspective. If we're trying to judge the success of our SE recipe, "the proof of the pudding (in 2014) will be in the eating."

Learn more about the latest developments for social enterprises in Ontario. 

This much we know is true: online channels are great assets for anyone looking to sell products and services, tell their story, establish a brand - and, yes, promote digital content.  

Understandably, this new online playground can be pretty daunting for the social entrepreneurial newbie taking their first digital steps. But the approach you take can mean the difference between getting great pick-up for your content and watching it fall flat to the ground.

Here are five ideas on how to best tell and promote your digital story. 

Marty Donkervoort is one of Canada's most respected veterans in the field of social enterprise, a man who has proven one can make a difference in our communities by balancing financial know-how with good 'ole fashion social consciousness.

Find out about his new book, the challenges he faced as a social entrepreneur, and what he learned from working in the field.