21 June 2021 13:00-14:30 CEST

This webinar is canceled. Instead we will present short films and interviews with our panelists on the European Social Enterprise Monitor and what the Swedish data tell us about Sweden.

Please keep up to date by following us in Social Media and visiting our webpage: https://socialinnovation.se

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Closing the gap on social enterprise data – what does European Social Enterprise Monitor tell us about Sweden? 

European Social Enterprise Monitor (ESEM) is a collaborative initiative to gather information from European social enterprises with the ambition to inform decision-makers in government, civil society and the economy. The inaugural ESEM 2020/2021 report was initiated by Euclid Network together with country partners in Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Portugal, the United Kingdom and Sweden. 

Forum for Social Innovation Sweden has led the work with ESEM in Sweden and invite you to the launch event for ESEM 2020-2021 and its Swedish chapter. 

European Social Enterprise Monitor

Over the past decade, country monitors in countries such as Germany, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom have delivered in-depth data on social enterprises and start-ups leading to important changes in policy-making, investment decision-making and an increased visibility and understanding of the social enterprise model and its crucial role in achieving the Global Goals. Building upon this success, Euclid Network in collaboration with its members and partners in eight countries embarked on a joint ESEM-journey to close the data gap with a collaborative approach. The first European ESEM report was launched on 26 May 2021, and the Swedish chapter of the ESEM report was released the same week. 

Welcome to the Swedish launch event!

When? 21st June 2021, at 13.00-14.30 hours (Swedish time, CEST)

Where? Zoom webinar.

AGENDA
ESEM 2020-2021; what does the data say about Europe and Sweden?

With the ESEM findings as a point of departure, this Swedish launch event will put the limelight on the value of social enterprise data and knowledge about the business models’ social impact, challenges and opportunities in relation to the Global Goals. Which role can data play for the development of social enterprises and the social economy? Are there complementary measures needed to increase visibility and understanding of the social enterprise model and its role in achieving the Global Goals? 

The first part of the webinar focuses on social enterprises from a European perspective (English speaking). 

The second part concentrates on the Swedish ESEM findings (Swedish speaking) and opens up possibilities for participants to discuss the Swedish ESEM report findings and network. You can find the Swedish ESEM report here: https://socialinnovation.se/pu....

Panelists part one: (English speaking)

  • Lars Hulgård, Professor in Social Entrepreneurship at Roskilde University and Guest Professor Malmö University
  • Pavitra Raja, Programme & Engagement Lead, Schwab Foundation & World Economic Forum
  • Wieteke Dupain, Head of knowledge, research & development at Euclid Network and lead for ESEM 2020-21
  • Michael Wunsch, co-founder and manager of scientific cooperations for the Social Entrepreneurship Network Germany

Panelists part two: (Swedish speaking)

  • Anders Bro, Region Örebro län
  • Lena Wetterskog Sjöstedt, Skåne Stadsmission

Moderator: Beata Wickbom

Speakers and moderator

Beata Wickbom
Moderator

Beata has been a front figure in the Swedish tech and startup scene since 1995. She is an expert on digital transformation in traditional organizations. Her deep understanding of how trends will affect business, leadership and value creation, in combination with an ability to explain complex issues, have made her a sought after speaker and moderator. Over the years she has worked with all types of industries and professions, which has equipped her with valuable experience and insights. She will not only contribute with her own expertise, but also adapt it to the client’s demand and prerequisites.

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Lars Hulgård
Professor in Social Entrepreneurship at Roskilde University and Guest Professor Malmö University

Lars Hulgård is full professor at Roskilde University, Denmark and permanent visiting professor at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, India since 2011. In addition to this between 2015 and 2017 he was full professor of social innovation and social entrepreneurship at University of Southeast Norway to assist in establishing a research platform on social economy and social innovation. He received his PhD in 1995 in Public Administration from Roskilde University with a thesis on social innovation in social policy and social work. 2018-2019 he has been appointed professor of social innovation at Faculty of Economics at Coimbra University in Portugal. 

In 1998 Professor Hulgård was co-founder of the EMES International Research Network, a collaboration of many international research institutions within the field of social and solidarity economy as well as social innovation. During the leadership of Professor Hulgård EMES opened up to new members globally. EMES has been involved in research projects funded by the European Union since its foundation. Furthermore, EMES assist national governments and organizations like OECD and UNDP with research based consultancy on the social and solidarity economy. 

Professor Hulgård has been the PhD supervisor of PhD students at Roskilde University, at University of Southeast Norway and as co-supervisor at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. He has served as external examiner of numerous PhD students in England, France, Australia, Scotland, Sweden, Italy, South Pacific, and Denmark. He has served on review committees for full professorships in the UK, Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

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Pavitra Raja
Programme & Engagement Lead, Schwab Foundation & World Economic Forum

Pavitra Raja is a Community Manager for world-class social innovators in Europe, North America and Latin America regions at the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship, sister organisation of the World Economic Forum. She also leads on programme, content and communications at the Schwab Foundation, having designed programmes for several World Economic Forum meetings such as the Annual Meeting in Davos, Sustainable Development Impact Summit, along with the annual global digital launch of the Social Innovators of the Year at the World Economic Forum. Pavitra has also consulted with the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, worked in private and public sectors in legal affairs, policy, and marketing/communications. She holds a Juris Doctor, specialising in Intellectual Property Law and International Law, along with a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations, Political Sciences, and Marketing & Communications. Pavitra also speaks six languages.

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Wieteke Dupain
Head of knowledge, research & development at Euclid Network and lead for ESEM 2020-21

Wieteke Dupain has 20 years’ experience in driving positive change a.o at international organisations (United Nations/ World Food Programme), private sector in data, research, IT, media, finance (Microsoft/ Thomson Reuters), government (Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and global/ European NGOs/ Social Enterprise Networks (Euclid Network, CEMS Global Alliance in Management Education, Graduate Business Forum).

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Michael Wunsch
co-founder and manager of scientific cooperations for the Social Entrepreneurship Network Germany

Michael Wunsch has worked with social entrepreneurship for over a decade – first as a founder, later as a supporter for social entrepreneurs. He is the manager of the Social Impact Lab Frankfurt and co-founder and manager of scientific cooperations for the Social Entrepreneurship Network Germany.

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Practical information 

The webinar will take place via Zoom. When you have registered you will receive an e-mail with the Zoom-link.

Do you have any questions or queries please contact lina.palmer@mau.se.

Swedish ESEM partners