SOCIAL RETURN ON INVESTMENT (SROI) PRACTITIONER TRAINING – 8TH & 9TH APRIL 2019 (AUCKLAND) Date: 8th-9th April 2019 Start time: 09:00 End time: 17:00 Venue: TBC Email: info@socialvalueaotearoa.nz DESCRIPTION   Would you like to better understand the social impact of your organisation? Social Return

Ben Carpenter Social Value International CEO reflects on the challenges of a growing movement. Impact thinking is being adopted rapidly across new sectors with new players. How do we react? Imagine lots of people walking towards the centre of a

A YouGov survey commissioned by Social Value UK shows that 40% of people think additional measurements should be mandatory when calculating profitability. Our finding places further pressure on businesses to demonstrate their sustainability and social responsibility credentials, as 40% of people

Lots of guidance, but not so useful There’s no shortage of advice and guidance out there on how to ‘measure’ social impact and, increasingly, a focus on managing impact. At least if you are an enterprise delivering products or services.

Back in May Jo Nicholson from Social Value Aotearoa reached out to ask me if I would be able to attend and speak at the Te Pou Matakana’s (TPM) Whānau Ora Conference this September in Auckland. It definitely piqued my

Social return on investment (SROI) is a model used to quantify the social and financial benefits and value of a service, programme, policy or organisation to society. The international SROI Network explains SROI this way: Most public, private and third