Market information days are an opportunity for those already making social impact investments as well as those looking to enter that space to hear from social impact funds, social enterprises, charities and others seeking investment.
The aim of the session is to learn about opportunities and to build new relationships – the day will be mutually supportive with a focus on learning; newer investors learn from the questions posed by their more experienced peers, and those presenting are able to benefit from feedback on their ideas.
The session will begin at 11am with a welcome and presentations from those seeking to build partnerships with investors. There will also be updates from those who have presented to a previous session, before a lunch and networking session, followed by small group opportunities to meet presenters and finally a time to gather thoughts and feedback between those attending once the presenters have left.
Present and meet:
- CoJo School - Johannes Hermann & Tabitha Stapely
Social Streets has pioneered Community Journalism and will now teach it to the world at The CoJo School.
Support better decision making in local government with a data product which brings together a range of social outcome data. Support organisations on achieving carbon neutrality.
- United Repair Centre - Thami Schweichler
URC London creates jobs for marginalized individuals, promotes social inclusion, and reduces textile waste through sustainable repair and renewal services.
- Moneyline - Rachael Magowan
Offer low-income households, often excluded from mainstream financial services, financial products and services that fit their needs and focus on improving their long-term financial resilience and reducing financial exclusion.
Updates from:
- Social and Sustainable Capital - Mark Bickford
Promoting the impact and resilience of supported housing charities that do not have access to flexible expansion capital.
- Ascension Trust - Emma Steele & Jean de Fougerolles
Ascension Fund III is supporting talented founders leveraging technology to build more resilient societies by tackling the cost of living crisis.
Date: 16 October 2024
Time: 11am - 3pm
Location: this event will be held in person in central London
The Social Impact Investors Group (SIIG) does not go further than providing a means for communication, any follow-up interactions or information shared relating to particular transactions is not the responsibility of the SIIG.
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