Global Social Business Summit 2013
Focus Group Introduction by Nahvidah Media
작성 : 나비다 미디어 한종훈 대표
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Global Social Business Summit 2013이 오는 11월 7일부터 9일까지 말레이시아 쿠알라룸푸르에서 열립니다.이번 세션에서는 특히 GSBS2011보다 수적으로 확대되고, 다양한 주제로 Focus Group이 이루어질 예정입니다.
아래 20가지 주제들 중 우리와 관련이 깊거나, 생각해 볼 수 있는 관점이 되길 바랍니다.
나비다 미디어는 사단법인 세계빈곤퇴치회와의 협엄을 통해 행사 전후 GSBS2013 세미나를 진행하여 GSBS2013의 정보를 공유하겠습니다.
1. Introduction to Social Business Funds
(소셜비즈니스 펀드 소개)
Start-up funding is still a major challenge for many entrepreneurs. A growing number of social business funds is emerging, but still there is a great need for further fund sources in many places around the globe. This focus group presents an overview of existing social business funds and a brief outline of the fund structures. It will further explain the mechanics of setting up a local social business incubator fund. Participants will also learn about the implementation of incubation services and pipeline management.
Moderator: Saskia Bruysten (CEO Yunus Social Business)
Format: Training Session
Level: Start-up
2. Alternative ways of financing social businesses
(소셜비즈니스 금융확보를 위한 대안적인 방법)
Beyond Social Business Funds, how can social businesses get the funding they need for growth? Can a social stock market or social bonds be developed? Is crowd funding the future? Can governments, development agencies and large corporations encourage third-party investment through credit guarantees or purchasing guarantees? This focus group will do a review on last year´s key findings and participants are held to brainstorm and discuss on innovative ways of funding.
Moderator: N.N.
Format: Workshop
Level: Pilot
3. Microcredit as social business: the concept of Grameen Bank
(소셜비즈니스로서의 마이크로크레디트 - 그라민은행의 개념)
Astonished of how much can be achieved with a small amount of money, Prof. Yunus developed the concept at the core of Grameen Bank: banking without collateral for the poorest of the poor. The Nobel Peace Prize in Peace 2006 was awarded jointly to Prof. Yunus and Grameen Bank for their efforts to create economic and social development from below. This Focus Group enables the participants to understand how Grameen microcredit works and how it was replicated in many countries all over the world.
Moderator: Jürgen Hammer, (Chief Investment Officer Grameen Crédit Agricole), Muhammad Shahjahan (Acting Managing Director Grameen Bank), Prof. Latifee (MD Grameen Trust)
Format: Case Studies
Level: Start-up
4. Starting up: the creation of a social business
(창업 : 소셜비즈니스의 창조)
This Focus Group is a training session on how to start a social business. It will give firsthand insights of a social business incubation centre, where social businesses are being started from scratch and from an experienced social business consultant from the Yunus Centre, advising companies and entrepreneurs on setting up social businesses.
Moderator: Amir Khashru (CFO & Social Business Coordinator Yunus Centre), Christina Hunn (Director Incubation Centre Grameen Caldas)
Format: Training Session
Level: Start-up
5. Changing communities by starting a social business movement through local initiatives
(로컬이니셔티브를 통한 소셜비즈니스운동 시작하기까지의 커뮤니티 변화유도)
Description will follow soon
Moderator: Fionn Dobbin (Creative Industries Program Director Stockholm School of Economics in Riga)
Format: Workshop
Level: Start-up
6. Scaling up: how to grow and scale social businesses
(규모확장 : 소셜비즈니스를 어떻게 성장 및 규모를 확장할 것인가)
Once a social business concept has been identified and successfully piloted, one of the major challenges is to achieve scale. This Focus Group will present examples of successfully scaled social businesses and lessons learned on the way. It will also allow for participants to exchange their experience and explore potential steps to scale specific business models proposed by participants of the session
Moderator: Ulrich Villis (Global Co-Leader Social Impact Practice Boston Consulting Group)
Format: Training Session
Level: Pilot
7. Behaviour influence approaches: how to overcome non-financial purchase barriers at the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP)?
(행동 영향 접근 : BoP계층의 비금융적 구매 장벽을 극복하는 방법)
* BoP역자 주 : 연소득 3천달러미만 40억인구계층 12억5천억달러시장규모-소득기준 가장낮으면서 가장많은 인구분포 피라미드 저변에 위치하는 계층)
Social entrepreneurs often face challenges in convincing BoP customers about the benefits and long-term impact of their products. Lack of education and short-term thinking are just examples of a range of complex reasons. This Focus Group enables participants to understand behaviour influence as a science, and to become familiar with useful tools that help utilize its principles for positive behavioral change. Key element is to transfer results from research into practical tools for the grassroots practitioner.
Moderator: Faiz Shah (Director Yunus Center AIT)
Format: Training Session
Level: Pilot
8. Transforming not-for-profit models into social businesses
(비영리모델의 소셜비즈니스로의 변형)
Not-for-profit organizations face the challenge to invest a majority of their human resources in raising funds. This focus group takes a closer look on business modeling and discusses the challenges and requirements of a transformation process. Participants will also discuss partial transformations or SB as an additional pillar for a not-for-profit.
Moderators: Nurfarini Daing (CEO myHarapan), Ellynita Lamin (Executive Director Social Enterprise Alliance Malaysia), Veronica Colondam (CEO YCAB Foundation), Abser Kamal (MD Grameen Shakti)
Format: Training Session
Level: Start-up
9. Impact measurement and assessment of social businesses
(소셜비즈니스의 임팩트 측정과 평가)
Social business entrepreneurs play a unique role in creating change in the world. They are different from any other entrepreneur by their long-term focus on creating wide-scale changes at the systemic level. This type of change is often difficult to measure. We will present an overview of existing ways to measure the impact of social businesses and enable an exchange to identify best-in-class approaches.
Moderator: Sophie Eisenmann (CFO Yunus Social Business), Dr. Ingo Ballschmieter (Assistant to the Board of Directors Bertelsmann Foundation), Kévin André (Research Fellow and Co-Director Institute for Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship ESSEC Business School)
Format: Expert-led Presentation & Discussion
Level: Pilot
10. Nutrients for All: social business models for nutrition related issues
(모두를 위한 영양소 : 영양을 위한 소셜비즈니스모델 관련 이슈)
Worldwide almost one in eight people suffer from chronic undernourishment and at the same time health-related problems caused by obesity increase. This Focus Group will discuss and develop ideas for the complex issues related to nutrition: What is hidden hunger and how can it be tackled? Why are so many low-income households affected by obesity? Have we unlearned how to process and prepare healthy food? What about new trends like city farming?
Moderator: Andrea Perez (Country Director Grameen Caldas)
Format: Workshop
Level: Start-up
11. Access to Water: social business models to provide drinking water in underserved communities
(물 대한 접근성 : 서비스가 충분하지 못한 커뮤니티에 식수를 제공하는 소셜비즈니스 모델)
Water is a human right but still 780 million people lack access to clean water. Grameen Veolia Water will present their social business model and lessons learned followed by a short question lab for more detailed insights. Group discussion and idea development will lead to a clear description of the crucial points needed to create a water social business.
Moderator: Ajoy Chakrabarty (Project Director Grameen Veolia Water), Benoit Ringot (Project Manager Grameen Veolia Water)
Format: Workshop
Level: Start-up
12. Post-crisis rebuilding: social business models to help citizens organize and advance their communities
(위기이후 재구축 : 시민 조직화을 지원하고, 시민 커뮤니티 발전을 위한 소셜비즈니스모델)
Societies in post-crisis suffer from a severe lack of trust. Common interest, regardless how logical it might seem to an outsider, is hard to identify in divided communities. This Focus Groups takes a look at ways how activities of common interest can be developed, leading to more cohesive communities and provides firsthand experience from a social entrepreneur in community building. The participants will develop new ideas for social business opportunities and job creation.
Modearator: Zoran Puljic (Founder Mozaik Foundation)
Format: Workshop
Level: Start-up
13. Women empowerment through social business
(소셜비즈니스를 통한 여성 역량강화)
Description will follow soon.
Moderator: N.N. (General Electric)
14. Social business solutions for waste management
(쓰레기관리를 위한 소셜비즈니스솔루션)
The consumption-driven lifestyle has led the world to an enormous waste problem. Recycling solutions became popular but are not fighting the root problem. New zero waste approaches are promising to fight the issue sustainably. Participants will brainstorm social business ideas and develop social business models to tackle the waste problem.
Moderator: Rogerio Oliviera (Country Director Yunus Social Business Brazil)
Format: Workshop
Level: Start-up
15. Communicating social business: how to best use social media for the promotion of social businesses?
(소셜비즈니스 소통 : 소셜비즈니스의 촉진을 위한 소셜미디어 사용 극대화하는 방법)
Nowadays, social media has become essential for companies and their marketing strategies. At the same time it is a great opportunity for social business to create awareness with a low budget. Winning social media marketing requires commitment, strategy, deep industry insight, genuine engagement and clever social content. This focus group reviews successful social media campaigns, identifies innovative ways of social media marketing and develops new approaches for social media usage.
Moderator: Pete Teo (Singer, Songwriter & Film producer), Christian Vanizette (Founder Makesense)
Format: Training Session
Level: Start-up
16. The new role of academia: combining social business teaching with incubation services for local social value creation
(학계의 새로운 역할 : 지역내 사회적가치 창출위한 소셜비즈니스 교육과 인큐베이팅서비스의 결합)
Universities deliver not only invaluable knowledge but have also a tremendous influence on their students´ mindsets. But can universities even do more for the social business movement? This focus group takes a look at how universities can combine social business teaching with incubation services that help to create social value. Can we establish an international network of SB universities on local, regional and international level to connect incubation services?
Moderator: Martin Löffler (Director California Institute for Social Business Channel Islands)
Format: Workshop
Level: Pilot
17. Reaching and keeping talent: how to recruit and train people for social businesses?
(재능의 접근과 보존 : 소셜비즈니스를 위한 인사채용 및 훈련하는 방법)
Social businesses require talented people to deliver social goals. A key challenge is how to attract, recruit and train the right staff at the right time. This Focus Group explores how to build a successful team to keep a social business moving forward, supporting those most in need.
Moderator: Alex Finlayson (Social Business Consultant British Council)
Format: Workshop
Level: Start-up
18. Introduction to the Design Thinking method for solving social issues
(사회적 문제 해결을 위한 디자인씽킹 소개)
Having created learning experiences for participants of all cultures, ages, disciplines and industries, Genovasi has found that engaging in projects provides a much richer learning experience than listening to a "teacher" does. As such, their bias is to provide limited scaffolding to allow participants to do, and then to facilitate a reflection that invites the participants themselves to extract the meaningful learning opportunities from the experience. This Focus Group will give participants a full cycle through the Design Thinking process – trying out a number of new designerly behaviors in a short session. The Focus Group will offer an opportunity to touch on the fundamental values of Genovasi – human centered design, a bias towards action and rapid prototyping.
Please note that lunch break will start 30 min later for participants of this Focus Group to allow a smooth run through of the Design Thinking process.
Moderator: Carol Wong (CEO Genovasi)
Format: Training Session
Level: Start-up
19. Case studies on social businesses delivering healthcare services to underprivileged communities
(헬스케어 서비스 혜택을 받지 못하는 커뮤니티에 소셜비즈니스 전달 사례연구)
This Focus Group presents and discusses different case studies of social business models to deliver healthcare services to underprivileged communities. The main challenges to be tackled lie in reaching remote areas and how to balance the despair in financial accessibility of medical products and services. Participants are encouraged to share their own experiences, learn from each other, identify challenges and discuss solutions.
Moderator: Aarti Wig (Country Director Yunus Social Business India), Dr. Huzaifa Khorakiwala (CEO Wockhardt Foundation), Imamus Sultan (MD Grameen Healthcare Services), Lutfi Fadil Lokman (Founder Hospitals Beyond Boundaries)
Format: Case Studies & Discussion
Level: Pilot
20. Experience Dialogue in Silence by Dialogue Social Enterprise
(침묵 속의 대화 체험 : 사회적기업 대화)
*역자주 : 어둠속의 대화-시각장애인 침묵속의대화 - 청각장애인
Utilizing the unique and professional knowledge of Deaf, the refreshing and challenging “Dialogue in Silence Workshop” aims at unveiling your potential to master a confident, clear and prominent technique of expression, excite the unlimited imagination and develop more discerning observation. The workshop incorporate a series of tasks that emphasize teamwork and cooperation, which allow participants to experience and deal with the mental pressure when facing difficult challenges, learn to give up conservative attitude, overcome life’s hurdles and realize the importance of getting along with others and communication, which is crucial in the development of an intimate relationship.
The Focus Group will be conducted 2 hours in silence with activities led by deaf trainers and 1 hour debriefing hosted for crystallizing the insights and learning.
With the aid of industrial grade headphones, and led by professional deaf trainers, participants will learn how to listen with their eyes, express their ideas with body language and work with colleagues in a challenging environment of Silence.
Throughout the program, Deaf trainers observe and share on how the participants interact and communicate, allowing participants to have a reflection on their everyday behaviours, and inspire participants with the right attitude to accomplish difficult task.
After Silence experience, a facilitator will leverage the experiences during the workshop, to create linkage to deliver insight that participants’ are able to apply to their daily work and life.
Please note that lunch break will start 30 min later for participants of this Focus Group to allow a smooth run through of the activity in silence.
Moderator: Dialogue Social Enterprise
Format: Workshop
Level: Start-up
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