Chengdu XinYi Governance Institute: Cultivating Future Leaders in Fiduciary Governance

This case study of the "Chengdu XinYi Governance Institute," a social enterprise, focuses on analyzing its unique business model and comprehensive impact. Registered as a corporate entity, its core business model does not rely on traditional property management fees. Instead, it generates revenue by providing intellectual services such as fiduciary-based property management consulting, community governance training, and professional talent development, thereby achieving self-sustaining operations. In terms of impact assessment, its value is primarily reflected in two aspects: Regarding social impact, through knowledge empowerment and concept dissemination, it effectively enhances the negotiation and governance capabilities of community stakeholders, rebuilds trust between property management and residents, and directly promotes community harmony and stability. In terms of economic impact, by promoting the fiduciary governance model, it reduces transaction costs and conflicts within communities, thereby indirectly improving the efficiency of property services and the long-term value of assets. This case demonstrates that social enterprises can, through market-oriented service provision, simultaneously achieve significant social governance benefits and sustainable economic returns, offering an innovative systemic solution to the challenges of community governance.

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Science Innovation
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2025-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.11648/j.si.20251306.18
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Community Development and Social Impact
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Chengdu XinYi Governance Institute: Cultivating Future Leaders in Fiduciary Governance

Lin Huang, Lu Hu
Science Innovation
Community Development and Social Impact
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Chengdu XinYi Governance Institute: Cultivating Future Leaders in Fiduciary Governance

Lin Huang, Lu Hu
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This case study of the "Chengdu XinYi Governance Institute," a social enterprise, focuses on analyzing its unique business model and comprehensive impact. Registered as a corporate entity, its core business model does not rely on traditional property management fees. Instead, it generates revenue by providing intellectual services such as fiduciary-based property management consulting, community governance training, and professional talent development, thereby achieving self-sustaining operations. In terms of impact assessment, its value is primarily reflected in two aspects: Regarding social impact, through knowledge empowerment and concept dissemination, it effectively enhances the negotiation and governance capabilities of community stakeholders, rebuilds trust between property management and residents, and directly promotes community harmony and stability. In terms of economic impact, by promoting the fiduciary governance model, it reduces transaction costs and conflicts within communities, thereby indirectly improving the efficiency of property services and the long-term value of assets. This case demonstrates that social enterprises can, through market-oriented service provision, simultaneously achieve significant social governance benefits and sustainable economic returns, offering an innovative systemic solution to the challenges of community governance.

Science InnovationVol. 13(6)
University of Nottingham Ningbo China (CN), Shanghai Jian Qiao University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 27%
Community Development and Social Impact
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