The Director of Programs is responsible for the implementation, management, supervision and evaluation of all the organization’s programs in accordance with the organization’s standards. As a member of the senior management team, the Director of Programs participates in strategic program planning and budgeting initiatives in addition to problem solving.
10:00am Eastern Time
Learn to facilitate effective and transparent decision-making, while supporting equal voice in ANY organization.
In the first 30 min of this free webinar, Sociocracy For All will present, then all participants will be able to ask questions about facilitation. This webinar requires basic knowledge of sociocracy. Both dates cover the same content so pick one!
If you can't make it on August 17th attend the free webinar on August 17th at 3:30pm
3:30pm Eastern Time
Learn to facilitate effective and transparent decision-making, while supporting equal voice in ANY organization.
In the first 30 min of this free webinar, Sociocracy For All will present, then all participants will be able to ask questions about facilitation. This webinar requires basic knowledge of sociocracy. Both dates cover the same content so pick one!
If you can't make it on August 17th attend the free webinar on August 20th at 10am
Join the Social Enterprise Council of Canada and CCEDNet Manitoba as we bring the 6th national conference to Winnipeg for 3 days of learning, connecting, and peering into the future of social enterprise in Canada.
Early bird prices until April 7th!
The conference will bring together over 250 social entrepreneurs, investors, policy makers, and supporters from across the country together in a spirit of learning, sharing and building the growing sector. Attendees will experience and learn from working social enterprise models throughout Winnipeg during facilitated learning exchanges held on-site at some of Winnipeg’s most successful social enterprises.
Participate in workshops, engage with exhibitors, network with others in the field, and learn from industry peers during this three-day conference.
The conference is designed to be practitioner-led and will include a full day of “deep dive” discussions on specific social enterprise activities (construction, employment of marginalized, catering, arts and culture, environment, and more). These curated sessions will be held off-site, and will be hosted by local social enterprises in the Winnipeg region. This is an unprecedented way to meet colleagues from across the country working on social missions similar to yours.
Learn about the Global Social Economy Forum happening September 7-9, 2016 in Montréal, Canada - and why your organization should attend!
All over North America community-based initiatives are taking place to ensure more inclusive and sustainable cities that meet the needs and aspirations of their citizens, from housing and access to local products and services, to ensuring decent jobs and fostering socially cohesive communities. More and more local governments have understood that by recognizing and encouraging these efforts they can support the economic and social development of their cities and oftentimes their environmental and/or cultural development as well. In many places in the world, these practices have been defined as “social and social economy initiatives” and in some cases national, regional or local legislation has been passed to ensure their development
The 2016 Global Social Economy Forum – GSEF2016 aims to highlight best practices of collaboration between these community-based initiatives and local governments that foster more equitable, sustainable and smarter cities taking place all over the world.
The Global Social Economy Forum -GSEF2016 is the third edition of the Global Social Economy Forum (GSEF), a large international gathering that was initiated by the City of Seoul, South Korea in 2013, in collaboration with its local social economy partners. The 2014 edition, held once again in the South Korean capital, culminated in the founding of the GSEF as a permanent international association uniting local governments and civil society stakeholders that recognize the social and solidarity economy (SSE) as a key factor in local economic development.
Public officials from over 50 cities have confirmed their presence including Mayors or elected officials of cities such as Abidjan (Ivory Coast), Bamako (Mali), Barcelona (Spain), Bilbao (Spain), Götebord (Sweden), Lille (France), Montreal (Canada), Paris (France), Seoul (South Korea). In all, 2,000 participants from local governments, SSE enterprises and networks, researchers as well as committed citizens from all over the world are expected to attend.
For more information on the program of GSEF2016 and to register, visit www.gsef2016.org.
US initiatives being presented at GSEF2016:
Canadian initiatives being presented at GSEF2016:
