Debbi D. Brock is an internationally recognized expert on social entrepreneurship, trainer and consultant for various organizations focusing on social innovation and scaling social impact. Brock joined Catalyst 2030, a growing network of social change leaders as the Systems Learning and Development Facilitator, in 2021. Brock held multiple posts in higher education, most recently as an Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship for nine years. In 2011, she was awarded the “Distinguished Service to the Field of Social Entrepreneurship Education” by AshokaU and launched Social Change Innovators to assist educators to connect and share resources in Social Entrepreneurship Education. Previously, Brock served as the William and Kay Moore Professor of Entrepreneurship and Management and Director of the Entrepreneurship for the Public Good (EPG) program. Her passion is social entrepreneurship and how students can identify and seize new opportunities to become agents of change. In 2003, she created the Social Entrepreneurship Education Resource Handbook for faculty interested in understanding and teaching in the field of social entrepreneurship. Brock’s research includes over 300 courses that address social entrepreneurship with over 246 specific courses in social entrepreneurship in over 35 countries. Brock’s recent publications include "Multi-Disciplinary Involvement in Social Entrepreneurship Education: A Uniquely Threaded Ecosystem" and “Using the Social Entrepreneurship Model to Teach Engineering Students How to Create Lasting Change,” and has won the best practitioner paper and best social entrepreneurship paper at USASBE. As the former Director of the Entrepreneurial Resource Lab at Miami University in Ohio, Brock was responsible for building the Lab’s experiential learning programs.