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‘Light in the Tunnel’ speaks to hope and opportunity, as we look to forge an even stronger, more collaborative social fabric that can embrace new ways of thinking.
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Measuring social impact is critical for a number of reasons, not least of which is the need to secure continued funding at a time when donors are cutting back on their spending, and social needs have escalated.
‘Light in the Tunnel’ is the theme of Nation Builder’s 7th Annual In Good Company (IGC) Conference. With a line-up of thought-provoking sessions, the event is set to again inspire delegates and drive them to action to reframe our nation’s narrative.
Dave Duarte, keynote speaker at the recent Nation Builder Management Impact Reporting Guideline launch, highlighted the importance of narrative and story-making as key for effective…
Nation Builder has launched a standardised Impact Management Reporting Guideline for SA’s social impact sector.
Right now, the trend in the social investment space is towards more effectively measuring the social impact of business endeavours and social investment efforts.
If you want to build a business that is purposeful and sustainable, a business where people feel safe to think out-of-the-box and one that can withstand the inevitable storms and thrive under pressure, you have to consider the culture in your business.
‘This generation must embrace the opportunity granted by the COVID-19 pandemic to renew, change and shape the nation into something robust, beautiful and equitable,’ says Nation Builder’s Executive Trustee, Keri-Leigh Paschal.
We zoom in on some of the topics our top local and international speakers will cover during the two-day virtual conference. Tickets are still available, so be sure to book your spot as soon as possible.
Learning how to navigate cultural and socio-economic differences has become a way of life for South Africans. It’s something that we have had to figure out by trial and error, often through raw and vulnerable conversations. We have often gotten it wrong, and unfortunately, still do sometimes.
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