Identifying the Factors Influencing Social Entrepreneurship Performance: The Mediating Role of Social Network and Social Capital

Abstract

The goal of the study was to find the factors that influence Social Entrepreneurship success as well as the ways in which Social Capital and Social Networks mediate the Social Entrepreneurship constructs. To give the statistics, five hundred entrepreneurs and enterprises engaged in interviews and answered questionnaires. Intentional sampling was used in this study to gather information from a sample of 440 participants. Three main techniques are available for testing a research instrument: multiple linear regression testing, validity and reliability testing, and hypothesis testing. The research findings show that all of the components have beta values of 0.867 and 0.907, respectively, which accurately indicates their influence on entrepreneurial performance, according to the coefficient summary. The aim of the study was to have a more profound understanding of the social attributes of entrepreneurs as indicators of their success. In a country experiencing profound political, social, and economic transformations, where entrepreneurs are integral to economic growth, this research advances understanding by clarifying the traits of successful social entrepreneurs and businesses.