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NSW - Corporate Partnerships Today - Creating Shared Value
Corporate
Partnerships are changing. The focus is increasingly moving towards
‘Creating Shared Value’. But what is CSV and how can it work for your charity? Come
and hear from some of the leaders in this emerging space, with two
inspirational case studies presented from the perspective of 3 parties – the
charity, the corporate, and the enabler.
Mali
Hawkins from Red Cross will give an overview of “Social Enterprise”, a unique
partnership between Australian Red Cross, Whitelion and Lendlease, that sees
high quality food and coffee social enterprises as the vehicle to providing
supported training and employment for young people of Indigenous backgrounds
and from the juvenile justice system. Annette Ruhotas from Lendlease will
talk about why and how they are involved, and how they will measure success.
You
will also hear from Margaret O’Brien from Social Traders who will overview the
recently launched Good Spender, Australia’s first online marketplace for
exclusively for social enterprise. Margaret will also talk about Social
Trader’s 6 month social enterprise incubation process and how YOU can get your
concept investment-ready and into the market, delivering a potential new
revenue stream for your charity.
This event is proudly sponsored by:
Full participation in Corporate Partnerships Today - Creating Shared Value is applicable for up to 1.00 continuing education point in Category 1.B – Education of the CFRE International application for initial certification and/or recertification.
 | Mali Hawkins
Social Enterprise Manager
Australian Red Cross
Currently completing Masters in not-for-profit and social enterprise management Mali holds qualifications in not-for-profit management, marketing and communications and has
8+ years experience in community services and healthcare. Mali has held positions in community services management, social/youth work, psychiatric care, media account management. She has had experience designing and implementing therapeutic programs that focus on increasing self worth and capacity building for young people at risk. | | | | 0 | Margaret O'Brien
Social Enterprise Adviser
Social Traders
Margaret is a Social
Enterprise Advisor and works with enterprises who want to start-up, scale or
grow in Social Traders market leading program, The Crunch. Prior to her work at
Social Traders, Margaret worked for a not-for-profit in Colombia on initiatives
including a youth social entrepreneurship program for 14-18 year olds.
| | |  | Annette Ruhotas
General Manager Social Sustainability and Lendlease Foundation
Lendlease
Annette is a qualified
Engineer with 15
years of experience in the corporate and not-for-profit sectors in Australia,
the UK and the South Pacific. She has held positions in
business leadership, social sustainability, community development, project
management and construction delivery. | | |
| Wednesday, 2 September 2015 | | 7:45 am - 9:15 am | | The John Shine Room, The Kinghorn Cancer Centre, | | 370 Victoria Street | | Darlinghurst, NSW |
| Member |
$38 |
| Staff of Organisational Member |
$44 |
| Non-Member |
$50 |
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