
Young Voice08
Have you got a brilliant business idea that would make the world a better place? Are you still searching for inspiration or does your idea just need fine tuning? Either way Young Voice08 is the chance to meet like-minded people, take part in debates, discuss ideas and get one step closer to changing the world.
Young Voice08 will be a half day interactive conference focusing on people from the ages of 14 to 30. This exciting event will be led by a vibrant panel of inspiring young individuals including members of the Commission for Youth Social Enterprise, the Social Enterprise Ambassadors and will feature other really exciting speakers and exhibitors.
Join us for this unique event that will highlight the amazing achievements of social enterprises from across the UK for a whole new audience, and will provide the perfect platform to galvanise the next generation of budding social entrepreneurs.
There are a limited number of sponsored places, just 100, for young social entrepreneurs who would like to attend Voice08 on the following day. If you are interested in attending the main conference, please tick the relevant box on the registration page.
(Places will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis and will be dependent on the amount of sponsorship available. You must register for YoungVoice first in order to be eligible for sponsorship. You will be informed if you have a place at Voice08 by Thursday 31 January at the latest.)
Click here to register for Young Voice08
Programme for Young Voice08
Tuesday 26 February 2008
| 12.30 | Registration and lunch |
| 13.15 | Opening: Young Voice08 Jonathan Bland, Chief Executive, Social Enterprise Coalition Tim Campbell, Founder, Bright Ideas Trust Mark Bowness, Winner of first “Make Your Mark in 60 Seconds” Competition Nick Stanhope, We are what we do |
| 13.45 | Interactive exhibition |
| 14.00 | Breakout sessions |
| 1. Sport and Social Enterprise Mandy Young Adrenaline Alley Ash Rahman Pro-Touch Soccer Academy |
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| 2. Media and Marketing for budding Social Entrepreneurs Tokunbo Ajasa-Oluwa Catch 22 Sam Conniff Livity |
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| 3. Fashion and Music: The Social Enterprise Approach Nin Castle & Phoebe Emerson Goodone Clothing Peter Holbrook Sunlight Development Trust Trisha Lee Make Believe Arts |
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| 4. Social Enterprise Solutions for the Environment Kresse Wessling EAKO Amy Carter-James Bespoke Experience |
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| 5. Global Solutions: The Social Enterprise Approach Gib Bulloch Accenture Reed Paget Belu |
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| 6. Social Enterprise & Education Ant Flanagan Dynamix Chris Dow Dynamix |
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| 14.30 | Interactive exhibition featuring fair- trade fashion show *“Ethique” part 1 |
| 15.00 | Breakout sessions |
| 1. Sport and Social Enterprise Mandy Young Adrenaline Alley Ash Rahman Pro-Touch Soccer Academy |
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| 2. Media and Marketing for budding Social Entrepreneurs Tokunbo Ajasa-Oluwa Catch 22 Sam Conniff Livity |
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| 3. Fashion and Music: The Social Enterprise Approach Nin Castle & Phoebe Emerson Goodone Clothing Peter Holbrook Sunlight Development Trust Trisha Lee Make Believe Arts |
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| 4. Social Enterprise Solutions for the Environment Kresse Wessling EAKO Amy Carter-James Bespoke Experience |
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| 5. Global Solutions: The Social Enterprise Approach Gib Bulloch Accenture Reed Paget Belu |
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| 6. Social Enterprise & Education Ant Flanagan Dynamix Chris Dow Dynamix |
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| 15.30 | Interactive exhibition featuring fair- trade fashion show “Ethique” part 2 |
| 16.00 | Closing Address Make your mark in 60 seconds Competition results Nick Stanhope, We are what we do Tim Campbell, Founder, Bright Ideas Trust |
| 16.30 | Closing Concert |
| 17.30 | Close |
* Ethique - Fair-trade fashion show |
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