Fit for the Future Resources

Please see below for the available presentations from speakers, not all the speakers used slides.

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KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS

Accountable Care Organisations (ACO): The Alzira Model

Santiago Delgado, Vice President and International Chief Development Officer - Ribera Salud

The landscape of commissioning

David Hunter, Consultant - Bates Wells Braithwaite

An economic perspective on the future of our health and care system

Anita Charlesworth, Director of Research and Economics - The Health Foundation

An Ethiopian perspective: Tebita Ambulance

Kibret Abebe Tuffa, Founder and Owner Tebita Ambulance

WORKSHOPS

New care models, new approaches

Paul Maubach, CEO - Dudley CCG

Lucy Marks, CEO - Compass Wellbeing CIC

Neil Woodbridge, CEO - Thurrock Lifestyle Solutions CIC

Building resilience

Dr Guy Turnbull, MD - CASA

John Montague, MD - Big Issue Invest

Alina Sellman, Head of the Centre for Social Impact Bonds, DCMS

Tracey Bush, CEO - Spiral Healthcare CIC

How do we get more take up of social value principles in healthcare?

Sarah Hutchinson, Policy Advisor - National Voices

Anne Lythgoe - Salford City Council

Alan Turrell - Commissioning and Procurement Solutions

STPs: how to engage & where are we now?

Dan Gregory, head of Policy, SEUK

Charlotte Pace, associate, IVAR

Professor Stephen Waite, Chief Executive - Livewell SW

The future of social enterprise in primary care

Jane Hiley, Director of Nursing - ACE CIC

Nick Temple, Deputy CEO, SEUK

Digital innovations

Peter Coates, Head of Eco-System Development - NHS Digital

Dr Gillian Holdsworth, Director - SH:24

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The Micro-Placements Programme

The Micro-Placements Programme is a new initiative from City, University of London which aims to place students from low socio-economic backgrounds into short-term career-exploration projects. The purpose is to enhance students’ core employability skills and to help develop their CVs through work experience opportunities across a variety of sectors. This programme supports City’s community engagement which looks to form unique links with Business and the Professions.
Managing Stakeholder Relationships training session

Strong, trusted relationships with key stakeholders are critical to the success of any responsible finance provider and do not happen by accident. This workshop will be led by former Council Leader and External Affairs Director for a FTSE 100 company, Stephanie Elsy, who will share her experience of what works and does not in developing business critical relationships.
Social Venture Weekend, Cambridge 15-17 June

The Social Venture Weekend at Cambridge Judge Business School is for anyone with an ambition to set up or grow a business that makes a positive social or environmental impact.
£45 million spent by Corporates on social enterprises to change lives for marginalised communities

More than £45 million has been spent by UK Corporates on social enterprises, according to a new report from Social Enterprise UK (SEUK), on its pioneering initiative, the Buy Social Corporate Challenge, which is changing lives by redirecting Corporate supply chain spend into businesses which deliver social impact for some of the most deprived communities in the UK and around the world.

Start your Social Enterprise

This guide takes you through the start-up essentials. Sponsored by NatWest.
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.
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?
Social Value Summit
3. What does Social Enterprise UK do?