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SEUK response to the Prime Minister's Round-table on Social Enterprise

The Prime Minister is hosting a round-table featuring leading social enterprises. Here's our response.
Communications Officer - The EBP

Are you a creative person who has a background in PR, with a passion for working within the youth sector? We are seeking an experienced Communications Officer who has the ability to create and deliver successful marketing and PR campaigns. The post holder will also have an understanding of PR, copywriting, digital marketing techniques, event planning/delivery and working on branded products/services.
Managing Director - Year Here

As Managing Director, you will head Year Here’s day-to-day operations, ensuring that we are delivering a quality product, making profit and maintaining a happy and highperforming team. A good social business should, first and foremost, be a good business. It’ll be your job to ensure that we meet our commercial goals and turn a profit year-on-year. You’ll manage our finances and, with your knowledge of business operations, make shrewd decisions to keep the business successful.
Programme Director - Year Here

As Programme Director, you will be ultimately responsible for the impact of our 1-year Fellowship, our flagship programme. We’ve achieved great things since we got started in 2013 but our ambitions are even bigger. We want Year Here to be the most effective and well-regarded social impact learning experience in the world.

What is it all about?

Social enterprises are businesses which are set up to change the world. Like traditional businesses they aim to make a profit but it’s what they do with their profits that sets them apart – reinvesting or donating them to create positive social change. Social enterprises exist in nearly every sector from consumer goods to healthcare, community energy to creative agencies, restaurants to facilities management. Well known examples include The Big Issue, Divine Chocolate and the Eden Project.
Start your Social Enterprise

This guide takes you through the start-up essentials. Sponsored by NatWest.
Who We Are

WE'RE THE NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP BODY FOR SOCIAL ENTERPRISE Our members aren't just social enterprises. They also include private businesses, charities and public sector organisations who support our vision of a world where social enterprise is the usual way of doing business.
1. What are social enterprises?
2. What social enterprises already exist?
UK Social Enterprise Awards 2017

The winners of the UK Social Enterprise Awards have been announced at a ceremony at the Royal Horticultural Society on the 23rd of November.
6. What are the legal structures for social enterprises?
5. What's the difference between a social enterprise and ethical business?
SEUK Members

We have members all over the UK as well as in various parts of the world. You can view all our members on a map as well as searching for particular organisations and locations.
3. What does Social Enterprise UK do?