Scaling your impact: Beyond enterprises to ecosystems (Webinar)
Date: 15 Oct 2024
When STREAT started its journey in 2009, its long-term plan was to scale through replicating its youth training program and social enterprise business model. But as the organisation has looked forward to 2040, its strategy is now focused on working with others and using a challenge-led innovation approach to fix complex problems and scale its impact.
For Bec Scott this feels like a precious arc in her career, returning to the challenge-led innovation approach she was involved with at the start of her career in science and innovation at the CSIRO.
At this keynote presentation, Bec will share some of STREAT’s more recent work collaborating with others to build networks, precincts, aggregators, communities of practice and incubators. Participants will learn top tips that will help them propel their work forward and have an impact on a larger scale.
This webinar will take place live on:
Tuesday 15 October 2024
Melbourne, Sydney, Hobart, Canberra: 1pm to 2pm
Adelaide: 12.30pm to 1.30pm
Brisbane: Noon to 1pm
Darwin: 11.30am to 12.30pm
Perth: 10am to 11am.
Price:
Institute of Community Directors Australia members: $88 (inc GST)
Non-member price: $110 (inc GST)
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About Rebecca Scott OAM
Rebecca (Bec) is the co-founder and CEO of STREAT, a Melbourne-based social enterprise that works with marginalised young people aged 16-24 years and provides them with a healthy self, a job and a home. The organisation runs 16 foodservice businesses, including cafes, an artisan bakery, a catering company, and a coffee roastery. In its first decade STREAT worked intensively with over 500 young people, and with a further 1,500 through its outreach programs and short courses.
STREAT particularly loves collaborating with others on larger system-level projects, including the building of the Queen Victoria Market Purpose Precinct and the food system project Moving Feast.
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