SEWF 2015

Social Enterprise World Forum 2015

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P4. Plenary - The hype or reality of data collection: social progress and impact measurement / Esagerazione o realtà della raccolta dati sulla la misurazione dell’impatto
> Michael Green, Social Progress Imperative, USA – Social Progress Index: a tool for social innovator
> Martin Burt -Fundacion Paraguaya, Paraguay
> Kee Chi Hing, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong – What measurable can be improved?
P5. How Foundations’ strategies are shifting from providing grants to supporting social enterprise with hybrid capital / Come stanno cambiando le strategie delle Fondazioni, dalle donazioni al sostegno con capitali ibridi all’Impresa Sociale
> Heidi Hafes -Shell Foundation, UK
> Raul Gauto, Avina Foundation, Latin America
W1. Workshop - Social enterprises tackling lack of access to affordable housing / Le Imprese Sociali come strumento per affrontare la diffusa crisi abitativa
> Stefano Magnoni, ASM ViaPadova36, Italy
> Susan Aktemel -Homes for Good, UK
> Marco Gerevini – Fondazione Housing Sociale, Italy
W2. Turning liabilities into assets: the use of redundant assets, land and building for social benefit / Trasformare patrimoni inutilizzati in ricchezze per la comunità: la “seconda vita” di beni, terre ed edifici confiscati
> Flaviano Zandonai, IRIS Network & Francesca Battistoni, Social Seed, Italy
> Sandra Holmes, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, UK – Community Right to Buy
> Claudio Bossi, Consorzio SIS, Italy
W3. New media for Social Enterprise / Approcci e strumenti di comunicazione innovativa per le Imprese Sociali
> Peter Holbrook, Buy Social, UK – Join the Buy Social Revolution
Jack Sim, WTO, Singapore – Meet Mr. Toilet
W4. Democratising Impact Investing - the potential of crowd funding and other financial tools for social enterprise / Democratizzare l’Impact Investing - il potenziale del crowd funding per le imprese sociali, i social bonds e altri strumenti finanziari innovativi
> Francesco Pozzobon, ItaliaCamp, Italy
> Ruth and Amy Anslow, HiSBe, UK;
> Sara Gallagher, Calvert Foundation, USA – Engaging diasporas to Democratize Impact Investing
W5. Technology based social enterprises for development / La tecnologia per lo sviluppo delle imprese sociali
> Corey Lien, DOMI, Taiwan
> Daniel Andrade, Bild Bolivia
W8. Social Enterprise: feeding the planet and doing it well state / Imprese Sociali: nutrire il pianeta e farlo bene
> Tara McDonald, Vancouver Farmers Market, Canada
W9. Training the next generation of social entrepreneurs / Preparare la nuova generazione di imprenditori sociali
> Neil McLean, Social Enterprise Academy, UK
> Natalia Pochinok, Russian State Social University, Russia
W10. Outstanding social enterprises in the delivery of basic services and in securing human rights: successes and challenges / L’importanza delle imprese sociali nell’accesso ai servizi di base e nel garantire i diritti umani: successi e sfide
> Biko Evarist, Education & Entrepreneurship, Tanzania
> Fabio De Pascale, Devergy, Tanzania
W11. Challenging the glass ceiling: why women thrive in Social Enterprise / Il protagonismo delle donne nelle Imprese Sociali
> Riccarda Zezza, PianoC, Italy
> Jennifer Morellato & Elisa Lion, Smateria, Cambodia
> Fiza Farhan, Buska Foundation, Pakistan.
W12. A critical view of social enterprise finance models / Una visione critica dei modelli di finanziamento all’impresa sociale
> Alastair Davis, Social Investment, Scozia.
W13. Social Enterprise for a new growth and better jobs / Le imprese sociali lottano contro la disoccupazione giovanile
> Jean Claude Mizzi, European Commission, EU.
W14. The role of “for-profit” social enterprises in creating social impact / Il ruolo delle imprese sociali “a scopo di lucro” nella creazione di impatto sociale
> Stefano Granata, Gruppo Cooperativo CGM, Italia
> Cliff Prior, UnLtd, UK
W15. What makes a “social” investment, social / Cosa rende un investimento “sociale”, davvero tale?
> Alex Oppes, Social Ventures Australia
> Giovanni Gerola, Opes Impact Fund, Italy
W16. Social Value from Food production and farming / Creare valore sociale attraverso il cibo e l’agricoltura
> Tara Mc Donald, Vancouver Framers Market, Canada
> Sophi Tranchell, Divine Chocolate, UK
W17. Social enterprises as empowering employers / Le imprese sociali: più che datori di lavoro
> Eva Gyorgy, Timural Gropu SRL, Romania
> Carmine Guanci, Vesti Solidale, Italy
> Kuo Jen Su, Children are us, Taiwan;
> Anna Horvath, NESsT, Hungary
P6. Social Enterprise and government: an emerging paradigm of co-production and collaboration / Imprese Sociali e governi: un nuovo emergente paradigma di coproduzione e collaborazione
> Yvonne Strachan, Deputy Director, Scottish Government, Scotland
p10. Dangerous liaisons: what makes business partnerships work? / Relazioni pericolose: come far funzionare le partnership commerciali fra attori diversi?
> Stefano Granata, Gruppo Cooperativo CGM, Italy
> Karen Lynch, CEO Belu Water, UK
> Raul Gauto, LICAN, Paraguay
P11. International Development Assistance and the Emerging Role of Social Enterprise / La cooperazione internazionale e il ruolo emergente delle imprese sociali
> Jonathan Wong, Department for International Development (DFID), UK
> Carmen Lopez-Clavero, SIDA, Sweden
> Elena Casolari, Fondazione ACRA-CCS, Italy
> Matthew Guttentag, USAID (PACE Programme) USA
P13. The Evolution of Social Entrepreneurship in Hong Kong / L’evoluzione delle Imprese Sociali a Hong Kong
> Kee Chin Hing, Fullness Social Enterprise Society; Jimmy Chiu, Charm Net Ltd.; Timothy Ma, Project Flame, City University of Hong Kong
W18. Social procurement in the public and private sector and along the supply chain / Social procurement nel settore pubblico e privato lungo la filiera di approvvigionamento
> Roddy Stewart, Ready for Business LLP, UK
> Giuseppe Guerini, Federsolidarietà Nazionale-Confcooperative, Italy
> David Brookes, Social Traders Australia
W19. Feeding the cities: Social Enterprise in alternative supply chains to feed citizens / Nutrire le metropoli: le Imprese
Sociali nelle filiere produttive alternative in contesti urbani
> Tara McDonald, Vancouver Farmers Market, Canada
> Andrea Vecci, Cascina Cuccagna, Italy
W20. Social Enterprise and renewable energy / Imprese Sociali e energia rinnovabili
> Nicola Morganti, Lumama, Tanzania
> Rustam Sengupta, Boond, India
> Fiza Farhan, Busk Foundation, Pakistan
> Fabio De Pascale, Devergy, Tanzania
W21. The good, the bad and the ugly: the top success/failure stories / Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo: storie di fallimenti e di successi
> James Dunbar, New Start Highland, Scotland
W23. Legal framework for social enterprises: new legal forms and hybrid organizations / Contesto normativo per le imprese
sociali: nuove forme giuridiche e organizzazioni ibride
> Duncan Osler, MacRoberts LLP, UK
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W24. Scale & replicability through partnerships and franchising models / Scalabilità e replicabilità attraverso partnerships e modelli di franchising
> Mario Molteni, ALTIS E4Impact, Italy
Side Event: Convergence profit - non profit to achieve sustainable value
> Conversation with Prof. Muhammad Yunus