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This one-day conference in Helsinki will focus on developing social entrepreneurship and social enterprise ecosystems, especially in Scandinavia and the Baltic states. Over 240 participants from member states and EU institutions will discuss key topics like markets, funding, business models, and impact measurement. The goals are to boost the social enterprise agenda in Europe, identify elements of successful ecosystems, and create a Social Enterprise Manifesto to support Finland's government. Workshop sessions will explore these issues and make practical recommendations, with the outcomes aimed at facilitating social enterprise growth across Europe.

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  This practical conference of 240 participants will focus on social enterprise innovation in services and how to develop social entrepreneurship support ecosystems, especially in Scandinavia and the Baltic states. It will focus on the key success factors of markets, money, models and measurement and will facilitate an exchange of knowledge and next best practice. The event has the objective of boosting social enterprise agenda in the context of the EU push on social investment and social enterprise under the Social Business Initiative, including building on the outcomes of the work that took place in Strasbourg in Jantuary 2014, and in particular, how ecosystems of support for social entrepreneurship can be developed. There will be a mix of participants from the member states, the EU institutions and other stakeholders. The outcomes of this event will be a series of co-created, practical suggestions to facilitate social enterprise to reach its full potential using Finland as a model, identifying an Ecosystem Template for Social Enterprise Success. This process is also aimed to support other member states that are interested in developing an enabling ecosystem for social enterprise. The delegates will also co-create a Social Enterprise Manifesto to support the writing of the next Finnish Governmental Programme. Social  Enterprise  Innovation  in  Services   and  Creating  Ecosystems  of  Support     Helsinki || 2 April 2014 || 08.00 – 16.15 Hanasaari, Hanasaarenranta 5, 02100 Espoo A one-day conference organised by Social Business International In partnership with: - Hanaholmen, Finnish-Swedish Cultural Centre The cost of the event: 95€ (+  24%  vat  22,8€)   Students  50€  (+  24%  vat  12€) Full programme details: www.socialbusinessint.com   www.hanaholmen.fi To book tickets: Booking form
  2   REGISTRATION  and  COFFEE   PLENARY:  A  Greater  Role  for  Social  Enterprise  Innovation     The  Context  in  Europe:  Big  Challenges,  Social  Enterprise  Solutions;  It’s  All  About  Me!  –  Case  study:  Ingredients  for   Success;  Setting  the  Scene:  Developing  a  10-­‐point  Social  Enterprise  Manifesto  for  Finland     21 MONEY   Funding  and  investment  to  support   social  enterprise  growth.  What   models  exist,  including  social   finance,  in  different  places,  and   how  can  these  be  developed  in   Europe?   MARKETS   What  opportunities  the  new  EU   Procurement  Directive  provides  for   social  innovation?  How  can  it  be   implemented  on  the  ground  to  open   up  greater  opportunity  for  social   enterprise  solutions?   ECOSYSTEMS  1   What  are  the  elements  for  a  thriving   ecosystem  to  support  social   enterprises?  Early  results  from  the   EU-­‐wide  mapping  exercise.  Finland  as   a  national  case  study  for  exploring   what  is  needed  to  build  a  stronger   ecosystem.   WORKSHOPS   LUNCH   21 MODELS   The  appropriate  business  and   organisational  models  as  key  to   success.  Exploring  social  enterprise   innovation  -­‐  the  models  used  and   the  ways  in  which  to  scale  up   success.   MEASUREMENT   Evidencing  impact  is  increasingly   important  for  investors,   commissioners  and  social  enterprises   driven  by  maximising  the  good  they   can  do.  What  methods  are  being   used?  Developing  methodologies   that  are  robust,  practical  and   proportional.   ECOSYSTEMS  2  (CONTINUED)   Ideas  for  Finland  and  other   countries.   CLOSING  PLENARY   Moving  forward,  a  10-­‐point  Social  Enterprise  Manifesto:  ideas  and  views  from  the  different  workshops.  What  are  the   next  steps?  Discussion  on  priorities  for  Finland  and  the  wider  relevance  to  other  countries  in  Northern  Europe.     11.30-12.30   12.30-14.00   10.00-11.30   08.30-10.00   14.30-16.15   COFFEE  BREAK  14.00-14.30   08.00-08.30  
3   #SEE4M   Tweet  us!   Gerhard  Bräunling,  Expert  Advisor  on  the  Social  Economy,  Belgium   Jim  Clifford  OBE,  Chairman  of  “IAAM”,  partner  at  Baker  Tilly  and  scientific  advisor  to  the  European  Commission  on  impact  measurement,  UK   Professor  Lars  Hulgård,  University  of  Roskilde,  and  President,  EMES  European  Research  Network  for  Social  Enterprise,  Denmark   Professor  Simon  Denny,  Director  of  Enterprise,  Development  and  Social  Impact,  University  of  Northampton,  UK   Seb  Elsworth,  Director  of  Partnership  and  Communication,  Social  Investment  Business,  UK   Kerstin  Eriksson,  Enterprise  Policy,  FAMNA,  Sweden   Luke  Fletcher,  Partner  of  Bates  Wells  and  Braithwaite  UK   Marianne  Heikkilä,  Managing  Director,  The  Martha  Organisation,  Finland   Simon  Ingram-­‐Hill,  Director,  Social  Enterprise  programmes,  British  Council  EU  region     Hanna  Klinge,  Country  Director,  British  Council,  Finland   Reijo  Korhonen,  Co-­‐operative  advisor,  Water  and  Care  Coop,  Finland   Lippe  Koivuneva,  Senior  Government  Adviser,  Ministry  of  Employment  and  the  Economy,  Finland   Tiina  Kuisma,  Managing  Director,  Sofia  Care  Homes,  Finland   Axel  de  Martène,  Member  of  the  private  office  of  Michel  Barnier,  Commissioner  for  Internal  Market  and  Services  of  the  European  Commission   Juha  Metso,  Deputy  Mayor  of  the  City  of  Espoo,  Finland   Pekka  Pättiniemi,  Chair,  Finnish  Social  Enterprise  Research  Network  Association  FinSERN,  Finland   Ariane  Rodert,  Vice-­‐President,  Group  III,  European  Economic  and  Social  Committee,  Sweden   Markus  Seppelin,  Senior  Official,  Ministry  of  Social  Affairs  and  Health,  Finland   Associate  Professor  Helena  Sjögren,  School  of  Business,  University  of  Lappeenranta,  Finland   Associate  Professor  Pasi  Syrjä,  School  of  Business,  University  of  Lappeenranta,  Finland   Saila  Tykkyläinen,  Social  enterprise  advisor,  Finland   Elina  Vanhapiha,  Project  Manager,  Kolmas  lähde-­‐project,  Small  Business  Centre  of  Aalto  University,  Finland   Amaryllis  Verhoeven,  Deputy  Head  of  Unit,  “Single  Market  Policy,  Relations  with  the  Council”  Unit,  DG  MARKT  (Internal  market  and  services),  European  Commission   Martti  Virtanen,  Director  of  Research,  Finnish  Competition  and  Consumer  Authority,  Finland   Charu  Wilkinson,  Principal,  GHK  Consulting,  UK   Speakers  include:   More  speakers  to  be  confirmed  shortly  

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  • 1.   This practical conference of 240 participants will focus on social enterprise innovation in services and how to develop social entrepreneurship support ecosystems, especially in Scandinavia and the Baltic states. It will focus on the key success factors of markets, money, models and measurement and will facilitate an exchange of knowledge and next best practice. The event has the objective of boosting social enterprise agenda in the context of the EU push on social investment and social enterprise under the Social Business Initiative, including building on the outcomes of the work that took place in Strasbourg in Jantuary 2014, and in particular, how ecosystems of support for social entrepreneurship can be developed. There will be a mix of participants from the member states, the EU institutions and other stakeholders. The outcomes of this event will be a series of co-created, practical suggestions to facilitate social enterprise to reach its full potential using Finland as a model, identifying an Ecosystem Template for Social Enterprise Success. This process is also aimed to support other member states that are interested in developing an enabling ecosystem for social enterprise. The delegates will also co-create a Social Enterprise Manifesto to support the writing of the next Finnish Governmental Programme. Social  Enterprise  Innovation  in  Services   and  Creating  Ecosystems  of  Support     Helsinki || 2 April 2014 || 08.00 – 16.15 Hanasaari, Hanasaarenranta 5, 02100 Espoo A one-day conference organised by Social Business International In partnership with: - Hanaholmen, Finnish-Swedish Cultural Centre The cost of the event: 95€ (+  24%  vat  22,8€)   Students  50€  (+  24%  vat  12€) Full programme details: www.socialbusinessint.com   www.hanaholmen.fi To book tickets: Booking form
  • 2.   2   REGISTRATION  and  COFFEE   PLENARY:  A  Greater  Role  for  Social  Enterprise  Innovation     The  Context  in  Europe:  Big  Challenges,  Social  Enterprise  Solutions;  It’s  All  About  Me!  –  Case  study:  Ingredients  for   Success;  Setting  the  Scene:  Developing  a  10-­‐point  Social  Enterprise  Manifesto  for  Finland     21 MONEY   Funding  and  investment  to  support   social  enterprise  growth.  What   models  exist,  including  social   finance,  in  different  places,  and   how  can  these  be  developed  in   Europe?   MARKETS   What  opportunities  the  new  EU   Procurement  Directive  provides  for   social  innovation?  How  can  it  be   implemented  on  the  ground  to  open   up  greater  opportunity  for  social   enterprise  solutions?   ECOSYSTEMS  1   What  are  the  elements  for  a  thriving   ecosystem  to  support  social   enterprises?  Early  results  from  the   EU-­‐wide  mapping  exercise.  Finland  as   a  national  case  study  for  exploring   what  is  needed  to  build  a  stronger   ecosystem.   WORKSHOPS   LUNCH   21 MODELS   The  appropriate  business  and   organisational  models  as  key  to   success.  Exploring  social  enterprise   innovation  -­‐  the  models  used  and   the  ways  in  which  to  scale  up   success.   MEASUREMENT   Evidencing  impact  is  increasingly   important  for  investors,   commissioners  and  social  enterprises   driven  by  maximising  the  good  they   can  do.  What  methods  are  being   used?  Developing  methodologies   that  are  robust,  practical  and   proportional.   ECOSYSTEMS  2  (CONTINUED)   Ideas  for  Finland  and  other   countries.   CLOSING  PLENARY   Moving  forward,  a  10-­‐point  Social  Enterprise  Manifesto:  ideas  and  views  from  the  different  workshops.  What  are  the   next  steps?  Discussion  on  priorities  for  Finland  and  the  wider  relevance  to  other  countries  in  Northern  Europe.     11.30-12.30   12.30-14.00   10.00-11.30   08.30-10.00   14.30-16.15   COFFEE  BREAK  14.00-14.30   08.00-08.30  
  • 3. 3   #SEE4M   Tweet  us!   Gerhard  Bräunling,  Expert  Advisor  on  the  Social  Economy,  Belgium   Jim  Clifford  OBE,  Chairman  of  “IAAM”,  partner  at  Baker  Tilly  and  scientific  advisor  to  the  European  Commission  on  impact  measurement,  UK   Professor  Lars  Hulgård,  University  of  Roskilde,  and  President,  EMES  European  Research  Network  for  Social  Enterprise,  Denmark   Professor  Simon  Denny,  Director  of  Enterprise,  Development  and  Social  Impact,  University  of  Northampton,  UK   Seb  Elsworth,  Director  of  Partnership  and  Communication,  Social  Investment  Business,  UK   Kerstin  Eriksson,  Enterprise  Policy,  FAMNA,  Sweden   Luke  Fletcher,  Partner  of  Bates  Wells  and  Braithwaite  UK   Marianne  Heikkilä,  Managing  Director,  The  Martha  Organisation,  Finland   Simon  Ingram-­‐Hill,  Director,  Social  Enterprise  programmes,  British  Council  EU  region     Hanna  Klinge,  Country  Director,  British  Council,  Finland   Reijo  Korhonen,  Co-­‐operative  advisor,  Water  and  Care  Coop,  Finland   Lippe  Koivuneva,  Senior  Government  Adviser,  Ministry  of  Employment  and  the  Economy,  Finland   Tiina  Kuisma,  Managing  Director,  Sofia  Care  Homes,  Finland   Axel  de  Martène,  Member  of  the  private  office  of  Michel  Barnier,  Commissioner  for  Internal  Market  and  Services  of  the  European  Commission   Juha  Metso,  Deputy  Mayor  of  the  City  of  Espoo,  Finland   Pekka  Pättiniemi,  Chair,  Finnish  Social  Enterprise  Research  Network  Association  FinSERN,  Finland   Ariane  Rodert,  Vice-­‐President,  Group  III,  European  Economic  and  Social  Committee,  Sweden   Markus  Seppelin,  Senior  Official,  Ministry  of  Social  Affairs  and  Health,  Finland   Associate  Professor  Helena  Sjögren,  School  of  Business,  University  of  Lappeenranta,  Finland   Associate  Professor  Pasi  Syrjä,  School  of  Business,  University  of  Lappeenranta,  Finland   Saila  Tykkyläinen,  Social  enterprise  advisor,  Finland   Elina  Vanhapiha,  Project  Manager,  Kolmas  lähde-­‐project,  Small  Business  Centre  of  Aalto  University,  Finland   Amaryllis  Verhoeven,  Deputy  Head  of  Unit,  “Single  Market  Policy,  Relations  with  the  Council”  Unit,  DG  MARKT  (Internal  market  and  services),  European  Commission   Martti  Virtanen,  Director  of  Research,  Finnish  Competition  and  Consumer  Authority,  Finland   Charu  Wilkinson,  Principal,  GHK  Consulting,  UK   Speakers  include:   More  speakers  to  be  confirmed  shortly