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Networks1st Update: 21st November 2008Yesterday`s Ceilidh proved a great success. Over 100 folk turned up and early feedback has been very positive. The Dragons` Den was won this year by Our Power (Cairndow, Argyll) for their new micro hydro-electric scheme. That’s three in a row for Argyll and Bute SEN - there must be something in the water up there. An added bonus was mentoring support from the Dragons. We’re all a bit jaded today so a full report will follow next week. Here’s a list of those who attended http://www.senscot.net/view_art.php?viewid=7682...more
Networks1st Update: 14th November 2008
This year`s Ceilidh sees a new activity - Online Networking. With the help of John Cant from The Melting Pot, we`re setting up an `online networking page` for people to use prior to the event - and also for those who can’t make it on the day. The idea is to connect with fellow social entrepreneurs before, during and after the event with a view to...more
Networks1st Update: 7th November 2008
This year`s Ceilidh is now FULL! There may be the odd Day Delegate place left but you'll need to contact Victoria ASAP if you haven't booked yet (victoria@senscot.net). Interest in this year's event has been higher than ever and we would like to thank RBS and the Scottish Government for backing the event again. ...more
Networks1st Update: 31th October 2008
This year’s Ceilidh programme is now complete! (see link) The format is similar to last year, starting off with Question Time that will include contributions from Fiona Malcolm (Scottish Govt) on the impending £12m Enterprise Fund and Gerry Higgins (CEiS) offering his personal take on where our sector should hope to be three years from now. An Audience with has presentations from Claire Carpenter (The Melting Pot), Frankie Hodge (Re-Cycle Fife) and Dave Simmers (Community Food Initiative North East). In the evening, pre-dinner speeches include the usual turn from Laurence as well as a guest appearance from Mel Young from the Homeless World Cup and the founding chair of Senscot...more
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Ayrshire SEN OLD
LOCAL SOCIAL ENTERPRISE NETWORKS Ayrshire Social Enterprise Network has been on the go since 2004. The network covers the whole of Ayrshire and has members from East Ayrshire, South Ayrshire and North Ayrshire, with meetings taking place in Symington, Maybole and Irvine. Social enterprises on the Network are...more |
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