SEWF 2018 Exhibitor Information Pack

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1 EDINBURGH 2018 SEWF 2018 Exhibitor Information Pack SEPTEMBER 2018 EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND

2 About CEIS Community Enterprise in Scotland (CEIS) was established in 1984, the vision of Community Enterprise in Scotland (CEIS) is to make Scotland a better place to live and work with a more inclusive economy. To realise this CEIS engages with businesses and communities to build capacity and to address inequality. Our social enterprise support is internationally recognised and this work is complemented by business finance, employability services, event management, social research and asset based community development. Our clients include individuals seeking employment, businesses requiring support and public bodies interested in social change. Learn more at As the founder of Social Enterprise World Forum, we have worked closely with every event host to build a programme that is insightful but also has a lasting legacy for the local host, community and country. We have seen relationships and partnerships bloom and the direct impact the event can have on businesses. We are delighted to once again organise the 2018 Social Enterprise World Forum (SEWF) in Edinburgh, ten years on from hosting the inaugural event in Social enterprise is our tool to build healthy communities and vibrant local economies. It plays an important role in combatting inequality - they reduce poverty, build food systems, celebrate diversity, promote Indigenous culture, meet health needs, create employment opportunities for those with disadvantages, deliver community owned energy and address environmental issues and social exclusion. They play a vital role in the economy and communities and we are keen to demonstrate this through the event. We use our global forum to provide the tools to enhance knowledge and skills, build a supportive public policy environment, and create a generous network of collaboration and sharing. We examine transferrable strategies, systems and models that have worked in the past, while also turning toward the future to explore emerging market opportunities in the long-term. SEWF 2018 is the global platform to share stories, learn from others and celebrate progress together with colleagues from value driven businesses from around the world. After a decade that has seen the social enterprise movement experience exponential growth, our forum in Edinburgh will look at progress over the last ten years while establishing a vision for the future. For our exhibitors this is a unique opportunity to showcase products and services and make connections that will serve us and the sector well in the future. We look forward to working with you to realise our vision.

3 Introduction Social Enterprise World Forum was established in 2007 by national social enterprise support agencies with the first event held in Edinburgh in The success of the event in galvanising the global movement of social enterprise, creating a platform for learning, sharing of good practice, ideas and creating partnerships, led to other countries seeking to host the event. This has led to SEWF becoming the premier global event for the social enterprise movement THE SOCIAL ENTERPRISE WORLD FORUM (SEWF) WAS BORN THE FIRST SEWF EVENT HELD IN EDINBURGH CALGARY THE TENTH SEWF RETURNS TO EDINBURGH SAN FRANCISCO MILAN SEOUL HONG KONG RIO DE JANIERO JOHANNESBURG MELBOURNE CHRISTCHURCH ,200 1, ,020 1, Each SEWF event offers a unique opportunity for social enterprises to showcase their products and services to a large international audience committed to supporting the social enterprise movement, including social enterprise practitioners, academics, investors, policy-makers, intermediaries, corporates and supporters. The exhibition is an essential component of the forum showcasing the work of social enterprises and profiling the support, products and services available from social enterprises and support agencies.

4 SEWF 2018 Exhibition SEWF 2018 will be held in the Edinburgh International Convention Centre (EICC), a purpose built conference and exhibition centre, which will host 1,200 : 400 from Scotland, 400 from the UK and Ireland and 400 internationally. The conference will also host an exhibition with circa 50 stalls, including sponsors throughout the event on 12-14th September. While the exhibition is open to all, prominence will be given to social enterprises selling products. The stand was really great exposure for us, especially as it gave us a specific spot for attendees and potential customers to come and speak to us directly and look at our products. In terms of sales it was definitely beneficial and we made more money than it cost us to staff the pop-up, which is always great. Samantha Jones, Yellow Little Bird

5 Exhibitor Package With the exception of during 5 full plenary sessions, some will engage with the exhibitions from 1pm Wednesday until 4pm Friday. The busiest times will be during lunch and coffee breaks when up to 1,200 people will be networking. Exhibitors are advised to have one person dedicated to stand management and one attending sessions but on stand at breaks. Delegate pricing is designed to facilitate this. To drive footfall to the exhibition stands, each exhibitor will have prize draw tickets for a Friday pm raffle of SE prizes and the networking/ seating area is adjacent to the exhibition stands. Exhibitors have the choice of purchasing an exhibition only package or or you can purchase a combined package that allows you to add a delegate ticket at the time of booking at 50% of the usual delegate rate. Each package includes: 3x2m shell scheme stand 1.8 x.75m trestle table 2 chairs Black table cloth Name plaque Light COSTS Power One exhibitor pass for exhibition only Lunch for one exhibitor on 13th and 14th only Tea, coffee and biscuits for one exhibitor on pm break on 12th, am and pm break on 13th and 14th only. Refreshments may be purchased direct from the venue out with the event breaks. Option to purchase a combined exhibitor/delegate package including a 50% discount on the delegate ticket cost. ATTENDEE TYPE EXHIBITION ONLY COST COMBINED TICKET COST Social enterprise* 249+VAT 399+VAT Government/public sector 499+VAT 749+VAT Non-social enterprise/corporate 599+VAT 899+VAT * Charities and non-profit organisations are eligible for this delegate type To request to book a stand, contact jonathan.henderson@sewf2018.org

6 SEWF Week Overview STUDY VISITS AND MAIN PROGRAMME Sept Study Visit Programmes (Argyll, Highlands and Islands, Central and Lowland Scotland, London, Dublin) 12 Sept Edinburgh and Central Scotland Study Visits / Policy Forum hosted by Scottish Government / Opening Ceremony and Keynote Addresses 13 Sept SEWF Main Programme / Evening Ceilidh 14 Sept SEWF Main Programme / Closing Party 15 Sept Golf Outing / Distilleries, Lochs and Castles Cultural Tour GLASGOW ACADEMIC SYMPOSIUM Sept Programme for those teaching and researching in the field of social enterprise 10 Sept Glasgow Civic Reception. Delegates will be hosted by Glasgow City Council for the Glasgow Caledonian University John Pearce Lecture GLASGOW SOCIAL ENTERPRISE FOR ZERO WASTE & ZERO CARBON Sept Programme of workshops and dialog 11 Sept Evening function at The Experience YOUNG TALENT PROGRAMME Sept Runs throughout the Week LEWIS & HARRIS RURAL SOCIAL ENTERPRISE SYMPOSIUM Sept Programme of workshops and dialog

7 SEWF Speaker Spotlight Michael Sheen, Actor and Activist Helianti Hilman, CEO, Javara Alan Mahon, Founder, Brewgooder Celia Hodson, Founder, Hey Girls C.I.C. Mike Curtin, Chief Executive Officer, DC Central Kitchen Amanda Kiessel, Founder, Good Market Phillip Ullman, Chief Energiser, Cordant Group Tamra Ryan, Chief Executive, Women s Bean Project Mel Young MBE, President, Homeless World Cup 80+ Speakers Up to 1,200 participants expected 40+ represented

8 SEWF 2018 contact: Jonathon Henderson EDINBURGH (0)