Collective Enterprise refers to a business model where a group of individuals or organizations work together towards a common goal, sharing resources, risks, and rewards. This approach often emphasizes collaboration, mutual support, and democratic decision-making, allowing participants to have a say in how the enterprise operates. Such enterprises can take various forms, including cooperatives, social enterprises, and community-based organizations. They aim to create social value alongside economic benefits, often focusing on sustainability and community development. Examples of Collective Enterprise include worker cooperatives and community-supported agriculture initiatives.