Human Service Organizations as an Arena for Social Intrapreneurship: A Cross‐Country Analysis

Figures & data

Table 1. Demographic Characteristics.

	Israel social workers engaged in social entrepreneurship (n = 110)		U.S. social workers engaged in social entrepreneurship (n = 76)
	Freq.	%	Freq.	%
Gender
Female	91	82.69	56	73.68
Male	19	17.31	20	26.32
Marital status
Non-married	27	24.54	30	39.47
Married	83	75.46	46	60.53
Age	43.2	-	49	-
Education
Bachelor’s	15	13.64	1	1.32
Master’s	76	69.10	55	72.37
Doctorate	2	1. 81	14	18.42
Other*	17	15.45	6	7.89
Seniority/Years of Experience	15.2^d	-	16.8^d	-
Sector of workplace
Public sector	35	31.82	10	13.33
Nonprofit sector	48	43.63	29	38.67
Private sector	-	-	25	33.33
Other*	27	24.55	11	14.67

*Other -denotes that some participants refused to provide information in the initial quantitative survey.

Figure 1. Goals, measures of success, and motivations to act as social intrapreneurs.