EVPA together with France Active, Ferd Social Entrepreneurs and IKARE Ltd have adapted this training to a virtual course in order to respect the physical and travel restrictions related to COVID-19. This solution will also provide an alternative to participants who had already registered.
This training on tailored financing for social impact is the perfect match for all those interested in deepening their understanding of the strategies that investors for impact use to design financial instrument(s) and support social purpose organisation (SPO) in the best way.
The start date of the course will remain the same, on May 28 there will be the first of three 2-hour interactive live sessions that will take place from 09:00 to 12:00 (CEST). The other two will be on June 3 and June 11, at the same time.
The live sessions will be based on case studies from our speakers and interactive working groups: experienced investors for impact and seasoned EVPA members will share their experience with participants while the EVPA Training and Research Team will assure support in facilitating the groups within the virtual break-out rooms. Participants will prepare their training thanks to the EVPA's Learning Management System (LMS) that will provide readings and assignments for a maximum of 2 hours a week, for three weeks. We will do our best to foster the most interactive and engaging online training, so you can get the most out of this learning experience. EVPA is happy to offer all participants a 50% discount on the training fee for this first online edition!
THE NEW EDITION OF THE COURSE IS HERE! ARE YOU INTERESTED? BOOK YOUR SPOT NOW!
If you are interested in learning how to choose the most suitable financial instrument(s) to support a social purpose organisation (SPO) in a more efficient way, then this is the perfect course for your needs. This training programme is developed with France Active, Ferd Social Entrepreneurs and IKARE Ltd. The course is based on the “Financing for Social Impact: The key role of Tailored Financing and Hybrid Finance” report, portraying how tailored financing can lead to more sustainable and stronger SPOs.
If you are interested in:
then the Financing for Social Impact Training is the right course for you!
Save the dates of the virtual live sessions in your calendar:
28 May, 3 June, 11 June: 09:00 to 12:00 (CEST)
Then join us.
Who should attend
The programme primarily targets investment managers of organisations that invest for impact, social impact and impact investing funds, grant-making foundations and private investors. The training is also open to other professionals interested in the topic, provided that they have at least a basic knowledge of financial analysis, in order to allow them to make the most of the two-day course. Please note that this course will not address the practical technicalities linked to the design of FIs in specific countries.
Prices
Don’t forget that EVPA members have priority access to the courses and pay 50% of regular fees.
Registration and deadlines
Clémentine Blazy - France Active
Clémentine is the Head of Investment Team in France Active.
Alessia Gianoncelli - EVPA
Alessia Gianoncelli is Head of the Knowledge Centre at EVPA, where she is responsible for research activities, content development and data collection. She also leads the EVPA initiative “Foundations Along the Spectrum of Capital” in collaboration with the European Foundation Centre (EFC), and is EVPA’s liaison with the International Venture Philanthropy Center (IVPC) to strengthen the social impact ecosystem in Latin America and Africa.
Sara Seganti - EVPA
Sara is EVPA's Training Manager. She joined EVPA in 2017 to structure and to further develop the Training Academy activities, after more than ten years working as a project and impact manager and as a trainer in the social impact field.
Espen Daae - Ferd Social Entrepreneurs
Espen works for Ferd Social Entrepreneurs as Portfolio Manager and Business Developer. He has extensive experience of venture capital and consultancy in the areas of renewable energy and biotechnology, as well as experience in Corporate Finance and business development.
Anne Holm Rannaleet - IKARE Ltd
Anne is a Trustee and Executive Director of IKARE Ltd (IK Aid and Relief Enterprise Ltd), whose main donor since inception in 2006 is the private equity firm IK Investment Partners Ltd.
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