Ashran Dato’ Ghazi, MaGIC CEO

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Ashran Dato’ Ghazi, MaGIC CEO 22nd October 2018

Set up as the entrepreneurship ecosystem enabler Vision Leading Global Creativity & Innovation Centre for Entrepreneurs Mission To build a sustainable entrepreneurship eco system To catalyse Creativity & Innovation for long term nation impact Set up as the entrepreneurship ecosystem enabler MaGIC Social Entrepreneurship established to help SE ecosystem RM20mil allocated to develop the SE sector

Malaysia’s Social Inclusion & Vibrant Entrepreneurship Malaysia Social Inclusion & Vibrant Entrepreneurship (MasSIVE) aims to : drive social and economic impact through entrepreneurial related initiatives that are outward looking and cohesive to ecosystem players Malaysia’s Social Inclusion & Vibrant Entrepreneurship In collaboration with:

The Story So Far & Aspiration 2018 2015 2016 2017 Thrust 1: Inspire a movement Thrust 2: Create an enabling environment Thrust 3: Effect systemic changes Regional leaders Aims to create a sector which is sustainable, equitable and people centric to empower impact driven entrepreneurs. ~ 8000 individuals via various outreach programs ~ 80 Impact Driven enterprises nurtured ~ RM 1Mil public/ private investments IDEA growth through market led approach Exponential scale up & rapid growth 10 X FY 2018-2020 800 Impact Driven enterprise Accredited and / or within radar ~ RM 100 million public/ private sector capital for sector development Mass national / ASEAN strategic initiatives (micro entrepreneurship & IDEA Scale up)

What is Social Entrepreneurship or Impact Driven Entrepreneurship?

Business model Social mission Beneficiary A Social Enterprise must have the following 3 key factors: Social Mission- Why did you establish your enterprise? Social mission is when you see a social problem in the society and you feel you have a solution for this problem, so you create your enterprise to solve this problem and give back to society. But bear in mind, when you want to give back and solve a social problem you don’t just want it to be a one-off (that is donation/charity). That’s is why you need Business Model. A SE runs like a normal business-has a biz model, and there are 5 common types of biz model for SE which we will explain further in our slides. Thirdly, target beneficiaries. Which is basically the people/society that you want to help out.

Why IMPACT DRIVEN ENTERPRISE? Environment, sustainability, energy Helps tackles social/ environmental issues & concerns of the nation Offers a sustainable solution to those issues. Helps beneficiaries to be independent & self-reliant Economic Access Rural development Education Disabilities Healthcare Youth Development

5 Common IDE Business Models Cross Subsidisation Buy and Give/One for One Micro Franchising Inclusive Business Design for Extreme Affordability Charging higher prices to one group of consumers in order to subsidize lower prices for another group (beneficiaries) For each product a consumer buys, a second identical product is donated to a charitable cause Leverages the basic concepts of traditional franchising in the developing world  Including the beneficiary in the business process that benefits the low-income communities Design comprehensive solutions to challenges faced by the world’s poor

IDEA Impact-Driven Enterprise Accreditation REALISING AN INCLUSIVE ECONOMY THROUGH ADVANCING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE IMPACT DRIVEN ENTERPRISE SECTOR

Public & Private Sectors Impact Driven Enterprises (IDEs) OVERVIEW OF IDEA MaGIC’s Impact Driven Enterprise Accreditation (IDEA) Program aims to create systemic shift by involving private and public sectors to drive social procurement as part of their activities. Public & Private Sectors Impact Driven Enterprises (IDEs) These sectors have the means & capital to create income for those who have been engaged to be part of their supply chain. These enterprises offer services and products with the intention of earnings made will benefit a certain community Business procurement Goods and/or services. Beneficiary groups

SOCIAL OR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY IDEs CRITERIA FOR IDEA IDEs must be able to produce evidence to meet the following criteria; and be procurement-ready. Criteria 1:You have a clearly stated social or environmental goal on your public documents, marketing collaterals and/or your company constitution Criteria 2: You contribute significant resources to your social mission by an allocation of at least: 51% of workforce is from disadvantaged groups; or SOCIAL OR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 35% of your business cost is channeled towards providing income, training or subsidized goods or services to disadvantaged groups; and/or 35% of your production raw materials or resources is spent on achieving your environmental mission; and/or 51% of your profits is distributed towards solving your social mission. AND FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY Criteria 3: Majority of your total annual revenue is earned by business transactions (income to grant ratio 51:49); or for start-ups, you plan to work towards this revenue model.

BENEFITS OF IDEA Buy for Impact Campaign Social Procurement Opportunities Cap Dev classes Pemangkin Usahawan Sosial Hebat

RM 1.8 mil Up to Date MaGIC IDEA & Social Procurement Value Creation Employment for the marginalised / income & Productivity Growth 64 SUSTAINED JOBS that impacting the lives of B40 youth & youth at risk,B40 women as well as disabled community (OKU) RM 135,717 INCOME generated for the relevant beneficiary groups Social Procurement value: RM 1.8 mil Pollution , Waste Management & Environment Sustainability 5134 Metres of upcycling materials saved from landfills due to repurpose & upcycling activities 718 KGs of used cooking oil & perishable foods being repurposed/ saved from environment externalities 121 TREES planted involving indigenous areas & reserved plantations

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