1. MAKING CONNECTIONS CONFERENCE Isobel Mills, Deputy Regional Director, Government Office for Yorkshire and The Humber

2. If I were you: the Third Sector and the New World Order Why now When it works The battles to fight What it would mean if it actually happened

3. If I were you: why now Stuff left to do requires people’s consent Growing gap between performance ratings and public perception Sense of unfairness developing Sense of disempowerment developing Funding and finance

4. If I were you: when it works Pick your moment Get the evidence Get in at the design phase Horizon scan Be indispensable

5. Pick your moment Key Fund Total Places FOOTSEY Catalysts

6. Get the evidence Grace and Generosity Third Sector in the Economic Downturn Urban Eco Settlements

7. Get in at the design phase Regional Strategy! Total Places (again) Planning Aid Community Infrastructure Levy

8. Horizon scan Future Jobs Fund Green jobs Civic mediation Social Impact Bonds Demographic change

9. Be indispensable Any government will need to look to the community more to deliver outcomes Changes in the right level at which things get done Public value debates

10. If I were you: the battles to fight Commissioning Social return on capital Investment and not grant Clawback Third Sector role in empowerment A new conversation about work Prevention and not crisis

11. If I were you: the battles to fight Local authority as community leader Return to major grants programmes Long term funding horizons Small is beautiful Stability and certainty

12. If I were you: what it would mean if it actually happened Third Sector/community “off-setting” of all major schemes More spaces for grown- up debate A re-birth of community economic development New models for investment in communities Local labour packages

13. One Big Idea 19 November Social Enterprise Day “One Big idea” about the next “One” product to be sold in major supermarket chain One Big Yorkshire and Humber Idea?

14. What it would mean if it actually happened