Beyond Profit: Doing Business for Good
Social Enterprise Panel
Date: 7 February 2013Time: 5:15 PM
Finishes: 7 February 2013Time: 7:00 PM
Venue: Russell Square: College BuildingsRoom: Khalili Lecture Theatre
Type of Event: Panel Discussion
Series: Careers Workshops
Come along to this session to learn more about leading charities and social enterprises.
Hear from a panel of social entrepreneurs and the CharityWorks graduate scheme. Be inspired and find out how you can get involved.
Speakers include:
Will Holmes, CharityWorks
Charityworks is dedicated to finding and developing the future leaders of the non profit sector in the UK. It is a unique talent initiative for charities, housing associations and social enterprises.
Hamish Jackson, MASH Foundation
Hamish is the MASH Foundation U.K. representative, working in partnership with two organizations, U.K.-based SIFE Oxford and U.S.-based Compass Partners, to develop and promote the MASH Foundation Trust internationally. With West England representative Caroline Tecks and economic adviser Alex Cakir, Hamish is responsible for gaining support for the MASH Foundation microfinance schemes, through corporate social responsibility schemes and international charitable organizations.
Richard York and Hannan Majid, The Rainbow Collective
Since 2006, Hannan Majid and Richard York have produced, shot and directed documentaries in South Africa, Bangladesh, Iraq and the UK and have won awards in Dubai, France and the Czech Republic.
The Rainbow Collective CIC, is a unique production company, formed as a social enterprise and committed to raising awareness on issues of human and children's rights through cinematic documentaries. They have collaborated with Amnesty International, The Consortium for Street Children, War on Want, Actionaid and many others.
