Social investment is often seen as a London-centric activity. It can be harder for social enterprises and charities outside of the capital to access social investors and gain a better understanding of the financial products available.
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Social investment is often seen as a London-centric activity. It can be harder for social enterprises and charities outside of the capital to access social investors and gain a better understanding of the financial products available.
This session is designed to offer third sector arts and cultural organisations 'with an arts and culture focus’ the following opportunities:
- To speak to charity and social enterprise leaders who have already accessed social investment
- To meet potential social investors
- To learn about new social investment initiatives, funds and instruments
- To be able to ask questions in a safe and non-judgemental space
- To understand more about when social investment is not suitable or appropriate
Location
Stirchley Baths
Bournville Lane
Birmingham
B30 2JT
Date and Time
Tue 24 October 2017
13:30 – 16:30 BST
Tickets
Register for your free ticket here.