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A Networking event for the Social Enterprise Sector in Lisburn.
Wednesday 15 November 2006
Wednesday 15 November 2006
12.00 pm
2.00 pm
See below
Free
Date: Wednesday 15th November 2006
Time: 12 pm – 2 pm (including a buffet lunch)
Venue: Trinity Methodist Church, Knockmore Road, Lisburn, BT28 1AB
Taking place as part of Lisburn’s Enterprise Week activities, a specialist seminar for the social economy sector will be held on 15th November to mark the re-launch of the Social Economy Lisburn support network.
Social Economy Lisburn
Social Economy Lisburn is a programme of support for social enterprises and groups considering social enterprise activities in the Lisburn Partnership area. It is open to previous participants in the network, as well as new and emerging social enterprises in the Lisburn area. Glenwood Business Centre in partnership with Work West will deliver the new Social Economy Lisburn programme, which runs to June 2008 and is funded by Lisburn Partnership under the Peace II Extension Programme.
The programme of support consists of a range of networking activities, best practice exchanges, and promotional activities to raise awareness of the sector locally and regionally. Part of the programme’s role is to lobby on behalf of the social economy sector in Lisburn at the local and regional level. This seminar will help you gain the skills and the confidence to undertake this on behalf of your own organisation.
Stratagem
Katherine McDonald from Stratagem NI will guide delegates through the maze of how to lobby effectively, and 2 local case studies will talk about how lobbying key stakeholders has helped them move ahead.
To attend this FREE event, please reply by email to 
Rachel.Marshall@workwest.co.uk with your name and contact details, and any dietary or special requirements you may have by noon on Monday 13th November at the latest.
Rachel Marshall
Programme Manager
Work West
301 Glen Road
Belfast
BT11 8BU
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