SOCANZ12 - Funding for Social Entrepreneurs & Social Enterprise
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- 1. Creative Funding for Social Entrepreneurs A presentation for SOCANZ - August 2012
- 2. Introductions • Connecting with People with Purpose • Who’s in the room? • Aims for Today
- 3. Impact Investment - A New Frontier This is a new space for New Zealand Funding is a complex equation
- 4. Impact Investment - A New Frontier Spectrum of Enterprise ‘ILLS TO GOOD’
- 5. Growth Stages not a linear process
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- 8. Creative Funding - Beyond the Norm Where else should we be looking?
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- 13. Some Links to Research • SOCAP on Funding Ecosystems - http://socialcapitalmarkets.net/2012/08/03/ the-social-enterprise-ecosystem-and-social-capital-products/ • Bucky Box on creative funding for social/community enterprise - http:// localfood.buckybox.com/2012/08/top-tips-local-food-3-creative-funding- financing-local-food/ • Social Investment UK - http://www.thesocialinvestmentbusiness.org/ • Social Impact Bonds - http://www.socialfinance.org.uk/work/sibs • New Zealand Impact Investment Network? - http://enspiral.com/
- 14. Sam Rye Bucky Box : Tools for a Better Food System Community
- 15. Bucky Box : A social enterprise creating a better food system Thanks for your time. You can find us at : WEB: http://www.buckybox.com/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/buckybox FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/buckybox
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