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Diversifying Funding - Social Enterprise Laurence Green

What Is Social Enterprise? Opportunities Challenges Should We Make the Transition? How Do We Make The Transition? Selling Services Sources of Support Q&A

BIS “...businesses with primarily social objectives whose surpluses are principally reinvested for that purpose in the business or community, rather than being driven by the need to maximise profit for shareholders and owners”. A concept not a business model What are Social Enterprises?

Types of Social Enterprise Social Firms Employment is the primary purpose Development Trusts Community Enterprises Credit Unions Trading Arms Profit as THE goal

What ISN’T Social Enterprise? Trading without making profit Spending grants Fairtrade, organic etc Not paying or underpaying staff...but a social enterprise may elect to do some or all of these things.

What Is Social Enterprise? Community of Benefit Business – Survive or Thrive Where are you? More than (just) (personal) profit Profit Purpose

Scales – Not Ducks!

Challenges - Market Hostility (?) toward grant-making Diminishing Public Services Budget Entry of national plcs Change, change, change Double-dip? private sector confidence public confidence

Opportunities - Market Public Services – 1% or 5% Health and Social Care LA / NHS Local Government Roads Grounds Payroll? Individual Budgets

Opportunities – Market cont! Public Awareness Products - Divine Chocolate, BeluWater Spending Reform Smart Spending People prefer “good” especially local Outcomes not Outputs Solutions not (just) Products

What can we sell? What’s The Market Identify Customer Needs LA, PCT, GP Consortia – JSNA Market Analysis for products Identify Gaps Ask Questions! Identify your Skills and Strengths USP

Product linked to your existing work Process ‘how’ you work e.g. creating jobs for people disadvantaged in the labour market Profit selling a product or service that enables you to re-invest the profits e.g. Running conferences What can we sell?

Should We Make the Transition? Market Skills – Board, Management and Staff Legal – does your constitution allow trading in this area? Are there other options? Public fundraising Merger Acquisition (franchise) As we are!

Is it all or nothing? PURE PROFIT ENTERPRISE MOTIVATION MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE PURE PURPOSE Remember the ducks...

Should We Make the Transition? Transformation or change? Consider Displaced Impact - Trading Arm “New” rather than “Different” Who will notice what? Staff Volunteers Service Users

Have a clear Community of Benefit Have a clear market to exploit Have the skills required to run a Social Enterprise Risk Management People Management Financial Management Volunteer Management? Have a vision Know what you know, and what you don’t To run a Social Enterprise...

Risks of Transformation Mission Drift Wasted Effort / Resources Reputation

Preparing For Change Decide what to focus on Get Help! Plan the process Engage staff and volunteers Tell your community of benefit

Finding Support What can you expect? Feasibility study support Help with writing a business plan Advice on legal structures Support with sourcing finance Advice on governance Managing cashflow Access to further resources

Financing Change All investors Minimise Risk Maximise Return Track Record Sound argument Social Investors Seek Social Return “Understand”

org.uk/help-advice/ Finding Support

Get Talking Public & Private Customers Private & 3 rd Sector Delivery Partners Get Shouting Web Press Events Those who do, do. Those who might, won’t How do we sell?

Sell Products Sell Services Mission can help marketing Make it easy to find what you sell How do we sell?

Open Floor Questions and Answers