Join hundreds of existing and prospective social enterprise operators from every region in Canada at theThird Canadian Conference on Social Enterprise taking place in Toronto, November 18th-20th.
The conference will consist of three days of training and work sessions toward a national policy agenda and action plan. Register now www.secouncil.ca.
The Canadian Conference on Social Enterprise is fast approaching and we hope that many of you will be able to join us on Nov 18-20. In preparation and for those that are unable to attend, we want to invite you to have your input into the crafting of a National Policy Agenda for Social Enterprise.
If you are interested in shaping a national policy platform for Social Enterprise in Canada, you are invited to go to The Social Enterprise Wiki.
The following is a cross-post of Julia Moulden's original article at the Huffington Post on August 30, 2009.
Have you ever flown somewhere and, out of the blue, the captain makes an announcement that you're about to pass over, say, the Grand Canyon, and adds that people on the right side of the aircraft will have a great view? And then everyone from the left side leaps out of their seats and rushes over? And have you ever wondered if the pilots are compensating for that so that the plane doesn't tip over?
That image came into my head as I was thinking about San Francisco. Hundreds of people are heading there this week, and millions of others will be there in spirit - and online. If the Earth tips a little bit on its axis, you'll know why.
This year, there’s a sizeable Canadian contingent off to SoCAP09 in San Francisco. We’re committed to sharing our experiences in social finance with the international audience in attendance, as well as being connected to the Canadian community through blogs and twitter.
The latest issue of the Community Development Investment Review is out, and it’s an excellent and feature-packed issue. The Review is published by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (and SF is also where SoCap09 will be held), and brings together experts to write about various community development investment topics such as new financial tools and approaches, collaborations, best practices, and public policy.
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Your Guide to Social Finance
SocialFinance.ca hosts an online guide that helps social entrepreneurs learn how to attract financing for their social ventures.
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