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PEOPLE POWERED

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Definition of Social Entrepreneur

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Credit: Pamela Hartigan - Schwab Foundation

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Michael Young

• Open University• Labour Manifesto 1945• Consumers’

Association• Which? Magazine • Language Line (TIS) • & 40 others • School for Social

Entrepreneurs

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Sheenagh Day Maison Bengal

Ros Spearing Ebony Horse Club

Tokunbo Ajasa-Oluwa Catch22 Magazine

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What does SSE do?

And how?

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An entrepreneurial individual

who is driven, committed, prone to action, persistent, engaged with their community, personally motivated, practical, resourceful, [ and needs no formal qualifications….]

…and wants to make it happen

Has an innovative idea for social change…

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Expert Witnesses

Project Visits

Peer learning

So joins the SSE learning programme

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ACT

RECALL and REFLECT

INSIGHTS

UNDERTAKE NEXT ACTION

NEXTSTEPS

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…which has an associated impact on the effectiveness of their organisation

MentoringOne to one tutoringand business advice

Tailored support, knowledge, and skills development for the individual…

Peer group

Practitionercontacts/info

Action learning

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• Learning programmes running for 10 years

• Nearly 400 SSE Fellows around the UK have completed programmes

• Active schools in 7 locations (London, Belfast, East Mids, Fife, West Mids, Liverpool, Cornwall)

• Operates as social franchise (best practice + quality system)

• International developments in progress (Australia / China)

SSE information

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School for Social Entrepreneurs

1997 20032002 2004 2006 2008 2009London

Ireland

E .Midlands

Scotland

W. Midlands

North West

South West

x2

Wales

North East

South East

Yorkshire

East

YorkshireInternational Schools

2007

x2

SSE growth

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All schools / programmes

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• 85% of organisations established at SSE are still in existence: strong survival rate

• 60% report increased turnover after attending SSE; on average, a five-fold increase

• 88% experience a growth in confidence and skills to lead their organisation

• Over 50% make 10 or more useful contacts that they attribute directly to SSE

• Over half of SSE Fellows’ organisations gain more than 50% income from trading

• For every 10 Fellows, 34 jobs and 70 volunteering positions are created

SSE evaluation

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Private Business

Public Sector

Social Entrepreneurs

Voluntary & Community

Sector

Social Enterprise

Third Sector

Social entrepreneurs’ habitat

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- individuals creating community-engaged, community-shaped organisations

- rooted in personal and particular:for sustainable, real, radical, long lasting change

- hardwiring diversity in leadership

- generating robust, responsive and sustainable solutions

- combining resourcefulness, opportunity and innovation in practical action

- developing business and life skills through practical learning

- outcomes, not process

Social entrepreneurship:

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“The SSE is showing how we can take a fresh approach to social and economic renewal”

- Gordon Brown

“The School for Social Entrepreneurs is in the vanguard of training a new generation of social entrepreneurs, and must be congratulated on its success in promoting better understanding of social enterprise and embedding the desire to tackle injustice through community action” - Ed Miliband MP, Minister for Energy + Environment

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