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Napoli - Vico Equense - 22-25 Giugno 2019Social Enterprise Open Camp
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Social Enterprise Open Camp – Gender Smart Investing
Un evento internazionale dedicato all’imprenditoria sociale che riunirà a Napoli e a Vico Equense – dal 22 al 25 giugno 2019 – le voci più significative nel campo dell’imprenditoria sociale a livello mondiale.
EVENTO
Un evento per disegnare le imprese a impatto del futuro e favorire l’incontro virtuoso fra capitale, tecnologia, innovazione e valorizzazione del potenziale femminile…
PROGRAMMA
Una formazione intensiva e residenziale, un programma ricco di workshop e sessioni plenarie sulle tematiche più rilevanti e attuali legate all’imprenditoria sociale…
SPEAKERS
Molti ospiti attesi provenienti da vari paesi del mondo. Speakers di fama internazionale, imprenditori e imprenditrici sociali, esperti di materia, workshop leader…
CASI STUDIO
Imprese sociali create da donne o con componente femminile nella governance saranno i casi studio intorno ai quali si articoleranno i lavori di gruppo…
Borse di studio
100 BORSE DI STUDIO
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Social Enterprise Open Camp
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“INNOVAZIONE PER LO SVILUPPO”
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Binta Jammeh is the co-founder and COO of Konexio. An advocate for global education and the socio-economic inclusion of disadvantaged publics, she has previously worked with refugee communities in the United States and more recently with youth in at-risk priority education areas in France as a Fulbright Scholar. She is an honors graduate of Syracuse University with dual degrees in International Relations and Public Relations with a focus on education and intercultural communication. She was recently named one of Forbes’ 92 Women Disrupting Tech in France.
Imprenditrice sociale, filosofa e pedagogista esperta in competenze cliniche, tre figli. Gestisce come presidente del CDA e Direttrice Generale l’impresa sociale Stripes (Studio Ricerca Intervento Pedagogia Extrascolastica). Consulente e supervisore pedagogico di scuole e servizi educativi per conto di numerosi Enti locali in provincia di Milano. Formatrice e progettista esperta in processi educativi e relazioni famigliari. Docente presso il Master di primo livello “Professione educatore” nell’Università Bicocca. Autrice di testi pedagogici sul gioco e i comportamenti infantili è componente del Comitato di redazione della Rivista di educazione, formazione e cultura Pedagogika.it.
Maurizia has more than thirty years of experience in social cooperatives. In 1987, she was one of the founding members of the social cooperative “Il Cammino”, that later incorporated the cooperative Tangram creating Cooperativa Sociale CavaRei for which Maurizia is Chairman of the Board. She has been a member of the Board of Directors of CGM and since 2013 she is Chairman of the Consorzio Solidarietà Sociale di Forlì-Cesena which brings together 5 social cooperatives and two voluntary associations.
Attilia, born in 1955, two children and a cat, has been an entrepreneur since 1992 working with communication within the cultural, social, scientific and technological fields. She is a partner and member of the Board of Directors of TiConUno srl and Triwù srl. She has coordinated and collaborated on numerous projects focusing on women enpowerment funded by the European Union: “Women at work”, “Women and new technologies”, and “Women’s time”. She has collaborated with the Lombardy Region for projects to strengthen the “Centri Risorse Donne” (Women’s Resource Centers), with the Milan Chamber of Commerce for entrepreneurial orientation courses, with networks of Municipalities for the definition of “Piani di Tempi”. In 2016, she published the book “È sempre questione di tempo – Politiche temporali e Smart City” (“It is always a matter of time – Temporal policies and Smart City”).
Sociologist, work in the field of social enterprise for about twenty years, carrying out research, training, consulting and publishing. He was senior researcher at Euricse where he deals in particular with the study of social innovation, community entrepreneurship and social regeneration of buildings and public spaces. He was also secretary of Iris Network, the network of research institutes for social enterprise where he was editor of the review “Impresa Sociale”, co-author of the Report on social enterprise in Italy and manager of the “Workshop on social enterprise”, the main event in Italy for social entrepreneurs based on the presentation and dissemination of good practices of social enterprise. Today is open innovation manager in the Cgm cooperative group in wich operate to promote communities of social entrepreneurs that want develop and disseminate innovation. He collaborates with the magazine Vita and manages “Tempi ibridi”, a blog dedicated to institutional innovation and the new value chains between profit and nonprofit. @editormanque
Investment Director Italy Opes-Lcef. Twenty-year experience in investment banking and investing in Europe and emerging countries. He has worked for large financial institutions such as HSBC, Fortis and ABN Amro in senior investment banking and markets roles. He also had experience in Investment management roles as a Partner at Silk Invest where he helped build the fixed income and private equity business from inception. He has been involved in Cooperation and Development in supporting the creation of ABREC, a renewable energy policy agency in west Africa. He is on the Board of a Microfinance company in Kenya that develops financial service products for the BOP and he is a firm believer and supporter of Social Innovation projects.
Ha co-fondato Konexio sulla base della sua ricerca come Fulbright fellow durante la quale ha studiato migrant policy alla Paris School of Economics. E’ stata anche Rubenstein fellow presso l’Harvard Kennedy School Center per Public Leadership, si è laureata a Stanford in economia e biologia umana e ha lavorato come consulente strategico presso Analysis Group. Di recente è stata nominata da Forbes come una delle “Top Women Distrupting Tech” in Francia.
