Conservative Party Conference 2022: A Tale of Two Parties
SEUK’s Director of External Affairs was at Conservative Party Conference 2022 -here’s what he made of it.
Make sure social enterprises get access to £738m of dormant assets
Use SEUK’s template consultation response and help ensure social enterprises get access to £738m of dormant assets
Labour Party Conference 2022: Taking nothing for granted
SEUK’s Director of External Affairs on the key developments at Labour Party conference and what they mean for social enterprise.
Homeless startup named one of UK’s Top 15 startups by LinkedIn
28 September 2022 Beam, a social impact startup supporting homeless people and refugees into stable jobs and homes, has been named one of the UK’s top 15 startups by LinkedIn. Other companies on LinkedIn’s 2022 list include Monzo, Revolut, Multiverse and Octopus Energy. LinkedIn’s prestigious annual list, now in its sixth year, features 15 UK … Continued
An introduction to EY Foundation’s Accelerate Programme
Anna Devitt and Pritam Josephs from the EY Foundation joined us to tell us more about Accelerate – a programme that supports young social entrepreneurs and social enterprises with a focus on supporting young people into employment, education, or enterprise. It provides 1:1 business coaching, tailored workshops & webinars, networking events and project support resources from EY.
Inclusive recruitment with Roots HR
14 September 2022 This webinar hosted by Alison Smith, CEO of social enterprise Roots HR looked at ways of how organisations can ensure their recruitment practices are fair and how they can limit unconscious bias from influencing decision-making. It also looked at what you can do to make the recruitment and selection process itself more inclusive … Continued
Support for social enterprises through the winter
After weeks of waiting, we now know what the new Government is going to do to help social enterprises, and other businesses, through the winter and the current energy crisis. Here is a quick analysis of what all the announcements mean for our sector.
Buy Social Corporate Challenge hits £250m spend with social enterprises
A group of 30 large companies have spent over £250 million with social enterprises by bringing them into their supply chains through Social Enterprise UK’s Buy Social Corporate Challenge.