Serving Community Enterprise

CIC Start 2010

Event Details

Time: January 18, 2010 from 11am to 4pm
Location: Unltd
Street: 123 Whitecross St
City/Town: Islington
Website or Map: http://www.unltd.org.uk
Phone: 0203 262 3044
Event Type: launch, event
Organized By: John Mulkerrin
Latest Activity: Jan 18, 2010

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Event Description

Hi Everyone

The event will be held in two stages, 11am -1pm will be the formal session, followed by a 'destructured' afternoon which will allow us to let the debate develop (although we will do 20mins on a couple of central themes) I also hope this will set off a lot of positive connections between practitioners who want to get involved in taking the Association forward.

In the afternoon session we'll have a number of very experienced CICs on hand to answer any questions from a multitude of angles.

I cant confirm the final agenda just yet, but provisionally speakers include:

Stephen LLoyd of Bates Wells and Braithwaite
SEC 'Best New Social Enterprise Of The Year' 2009 Bikeworks CIC.
Multi award winning Bricks and Bread CIC
Humantics CIC
Alastair Irvine from Inspirate CIC and Baker Tilly will be doing a short presentation on investment reliefs
Tom Barnett and John Mulkerrin discussing what we've done so far and some of our plans, including awareness plans ,investment proposals,early data trends and the recent changes in the dividend caps (TBC)
Q and A

We also plan to open discussions up on how to improve understanding, awareness and integration thru 2010. Afternoon discussions to include how CIC and Charities can better integrate, and how CIC can help facilitate the delivery of personal budgets in HealthCare. We've got some basic plans but we'll need to organize a little more formally and we're hoping people want to step forward and get involved

Please feel free to suggest topics and also let me know if you would like to contribute to the informal afternoon session.

Please let us now if you'll attend to help planning.

Thanks

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Comment by Serena Vento on January 18, 2010 at 11:25: Unfortunately, I am unable to attend this event at the last minute.. apologies..

Comment by Graeme Perks on January 18, 2010 at 6:23: Thank you John I am looking forward to seeing you all later, the rural CIC Social Enterprise family is growing, but faces real issues around rural matters. Graeme Perks Skillbuilders CIC www.skillbuilders.org.uk.

Comment by Stephen Hendry on January 12, 2010 at 18:03: Unfortunetly I cant make it. However keep on the GSD'ing in great style.

Will miss you guys.

Sorry for change of plans.

Have a great day.

Best regards Stephen 8:) 8: ) 8: ) 8: ) 8: ) 8: )

Comment by Sue Quinn on January 12, 2010 at 16:42: would have been there but running SROI training that day . will you post up outcomes and talks on the site?

Comment by John Mulkerrin on December 31, 2009 at 15:07: Happy New Year everyone!

I too have been GSD and the event is now looking like a real cracker!

Comment by Stephen Hendry on December 27, 2009 at 15:51: Hi John.
Thanks for organising this event. It is exciting.
I want to hear anyone speaking who comes up with such a fab philosophy as GSD. Count me in. i am in !

Mike Deacon. Thanks for your comment I am in interested to hear what you will present on as raising debt sound an important issue.

GSD Stephen.

Comment by Mike Deacon on December 19, 2009 at 11:35: Hi John

This is in my diary and I will stay on for matters financial (debt raising etc) if people are interested.

Cheers, Mike

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