The Guardian launches Social Enterprise Network
The Guardian has recently launched its own Social Enterprise Network - a hub of information for social enterprises and a place they can engage in debate around issues the social enterprise sector faces, ask questions and get advice.
The Guardian Social Enterprise Network features a blog, the Network's Twitter feed and news stories pertinent to the sector. The Network will also feature regular live Q&A sessions, the first of which will take place on Thursday 25 November from 1pm to 4pm.
The first Q&A session will focus on the topic 'A guide to social impact' and participants will have the opportunity to post a question to a panel of experts on how and why to measure the impact of their social enterprise.
Panellists announced so far for the first live Q&A session include Ceri Jones, Head of Policy and Research at the Social Enterprise Coalition, Jenny Inglis of the Social Return on Investment Network and Peter MacCafferty of Social Impact Tracker - the application designed to capture and report multi-project monitoring data and produce social impact reports easily and effectively.
Join the Guardian Social Enterprise Network today for your chance to take part in the first live Q&A session.
Membership to the Network is completely free. For further information visit the Guardian Social Enterprise Network website.
