Sunday 12th September 2010 - Tuesday 14th September 2010
Organiser: Development Trust Association
The DTA’s annual national conference Communities Assets Enterprise 2010 is coming up on 12-14 September.
This year’s event will be held in Derby city centre and focuses on the theme of Inspiring places: the art of the possible. It’s an opportunity to share your ideas and experiences with 500 community enterprise practitioners and supporters, and learn from the best practice and inspiring stories found across the movement in the UK and internationally.
Social enterprise organisation Social Traders has created a unique one day marketing programme to help charities, social enterprises and voluntary organisation improve the marketing of their services and engage directly with customers and supported.
The programme will focus on the use of social media tools such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Slideshare, Wordpress, Google and YouTube.
Social enterprise organisation Social Traders has created a unique one day marketing programme to help charities, social enterprises and voluntary organisation improve the marketing of their services and engage directly with customers and supported.
The programme will focus on the use of social media tools such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Slideshare, Wordpress, Google and YouTube.
A national conference is to be held (12-13 June 2010) to allow football fans from across the country to offer their views on the Government’s commitment to giving supporters a greater say in the running of their clubs.
Two Social Firms, CREATE and Dee-Tex, will be appearing at this free conference which aims to promote understanding of social enterprises and raise awareness of opportunities to staff across the criminal justice service.
For some people, unemployment is not a phenomenon of the recession, but a long-standing fact of life. We know from examples across the East of England that if this goes unaddressed, the effects of unemployment can be destructive to both individuals and their communities. We also know that the economic costs of unemployment on the public sector are enormous, especially when considering the wider social impact.
The eighth annual Footsey trade fair is the key fixture for the social economy in Yorkshire and the Humber and the largest Social Enterprise trade fair in the UK.
It is an unrivalled showcase for social enterprises to promote themselves and for buyers to procure their services and products.
Whether you're a new or existing social enterprise or a potential customer of the social economy, Footsey is the place to meet the people you need to speak to!
Chain Reaction is about building connections between people who want to make a difference, fuelling new collaborations and committing to new ideas. Chain Reactions bring big changes, and the biggest involve everyone – government, business, charity, and people - which is why we’ve invited them all to Chain Reaction 2009.
Brought to you by Social Enterprise magazine, in partnership with the Department of Communities and Local Government, the Office of the Third Sector and NESTA, Good Deals is back with one bold aim: to bring together the most inspirational social entrepreneurs with the most innovative investors to get good deals done.
Those who need finance to grow and those looking to invest in new ideas to create positive social, environmental and economic change are invited to use the conference as a practical tool to broker new business.
The DTA’s annual national conference Communities Assets Enterprise 2010 is coming up on 12-14 September.
CEO of Social Firms UK Sally Reynolds will be participating in 
A national conference is to be held (12-13 June 2010) to allow football fans from across the country to offer their views on the Government’s commitment to giving supporters a greater say in the running of their clubs.
Two Social Firms,