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Introduction to Social Enterprise | Wangaratta
Wangaratta, VictoriaPeople, planet, and profit – the three elements at the heart of all social enterprises. On this introductory session you will be introduced to the objectives, purpose, theories and practice of social enterprise. You will share the space with other cross-sector leaders to get on the same page about the potential of using social enterprise as a vehicle to support economic and community development.
Supported by: Rural City of Wangaratta
MAGIC Idea Accelerator
CyberjayaMaGIC Impact Driven Enterprise Accreditation (IDEA) Accelerator is a six-week programme providing early-stage Impact Driven Enterprises (IDEs) and Social Enterprises (SEs) with an opportunity to pilot their idea, test business plans, solidify their impact delivery models and secure capital through fundraising using innovative entrepreneurship strategies.
Understanding Social Enterprise
KigaliPeople, planet, and profit – the three elements at the heart of all social enterprises. Take time to discover how a social enterprise model can increase your sustainability while reducing donor-dependency.
Understanding Social Enterprise | Mount Beauty
Mount Beauty, Alpine ShirePeople, planet, and profit – the three elements at the heart of all social enterprises in rural communities. On this two-day workshop you will be introduced to the objectives, purpose, theories and practice of social enterprise.
Supported by: Rural Councils Victoria
Growing Enterprising Communities
ArrocharThis day is about sharing experiences and giving you the space to think about options for your own organisation. Come along and learn with others working and volunteering in the third sector.
Supported by: Loch Lomond and Trossachs Community Partnerships
Understanding Social Enterprise | Hepburn Shire
Daylesford, Hepburn ShirePeople, planet, and profit – the three elements at the heart of all social enterprises. But how can social enterprise be used as a driver for economic and community development? Over 2 days, you will be introduced to the objectives, purpose and practice of social enterprise in rural communities.
Supported by: Rural Councils Victoria
Award in Leadership for Teachers
PerthThis is a bespoke leadership programme, designed to meet the needs of emerging leaders in Education. Gain invaluable insight into your own leadership style and qualities, and a range of tools and techniques to use in your future career.
Supported by: SCEL
Measuring Social Impact
LusakaTake two days and learn how to measure your organisation’s social impact, planning for the future difference you want to make. The programme will be split in two, exploring measuring social impact and then applying it to your own organisation.
Supported by: The Scottish Government
Investing in Leadership
NewcastleWhat kind of leader do you want to be? Take the time to develop your leadership abilities and understand the theories behind effective leadership. Explore the kind of leader you want to become, and the kind of leaders your team and organisation need you to be. You’ll connect with others working for social change, share valuable experiences and challenge each other in a safe space, as you take this leadership journey together.
Supported by: The Big Issue Invest
Measuring Social Impact
KitweTake two days and learn how to measure your organisation’s social impact, planning for the future difference you want to make. The programme will be split in two, exploring measuring social impact and then applying it to your own organisation.
Supported by: The Scottish Government
Introduction to Measuring Social Impact
LilongweThis time next year, what difference do you want to be making? Take a day and learn how to measure your organisation’s social impact, planning for the future difference you want to make. You’ll connect with others working for social change and share experiences as you find the most suitable tools to communicate your impact.
Supported by: Flood Lilongwe
Future Leaders for Creative Communities in Gaelic
StornowayThis six-day programme will take you on a journey, beginning by exploring cultural identity and reflecting on how this shapes our creative activities. We will create a peer group of young creative leaders, who can support and stimulate each other on their enterprise journeys. The aim is to build innovative and successful communities, at the heart of which are enterprises anchored by Gaelic language and culture.
Supported by: Bòrd na Gàidhlig
Understanding Social Enterprise for Teachers
InvernessThis Understanding Social Enterprise(USE) workshop will give you a broad view of the concept, providing you with ideas for raising awareness of social enterprise in your school. You’ll have the opportunity to register your interest in our Social Enterprise Schools programme, enter a Spring 2020 Dragons’ Den competition and pitch your ideas for a chance to win seed-funding for your social enterprise.
Supported by: The Scottish Government
Understanding Social Enterprise | Buloke Shire
Nandaly, Buloke ShireOver 2 days, you will be introduced to the objectives, purpose and practice of social enterprise in rural communities.
Supported by: Rural Councils Victoria
Enterprising Leadership
UistThe programme explores some of the skills, mind-sets and behaviours required to lead in an enterprising and innovative way.
Supported by: Community Development Lens (CoDeL)
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