| 8.15 - 9.00 | Registration |
| 9.00 - 9.30 | Introductive words. Social tendency in modern European policy: its impact on plans and activities of business and government |
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Oktyabryna Lisovska, the Forum`s Cofounder, President of the Center for Social Leadership NGO |
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Glib Lisovski, the Forum`s Cofounder, Founder and Managing Partner of O2 Social Business Group |
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Volodymyr Mykhailov, Secretary General, ICC Ukraine |
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Johannes Aigner, Deputy Head of the Embassy of Austria to Ukraine |
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Christoph Spati, Deputy Head of the Embassy of Switzerland to Ukraine |
| 9.30 - 11:00 | Part 1. International view at social entrepreneurship. Tendencies and practical recommendations for Ukraine |
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Andreas von Bekerath, Ambassador of Sweden to Ukraine Partnership for development: growing consensus on civil society organization and social enterprises |
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Dileep Kumar, Professor of Management at University of Utara, Malaysia, who has 17 years of experience couching, consultancy and research, affiliated professor of Ministry of Higher Education (Oman), Symbiosis Centre for Management and HRD India (India) Bright side of Micro finance: Success Story of Malaysian Social Entrepreneurship |
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Henning Drager, Partner Sustainability & CSR Solutions at BDO Ukraine. Global Industry Engagement Director at the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) Potential for sustainable development of social entrepreneurship in Ukraine |
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Craig Carey, Director of Business with Bubble Chamber CIC, Associate Consultant for Social Enterprise UK Webinar. Inside the UK Social Enterprise Sector - Case studies and best practices |
| 11.00 - 13.00 | Part 2. Discussion panel: Changes in behavior and changes in policy: system vs person |
| Right and duties of government, business, society Theory, reality, future Guests welcomed to speak: |
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| Johannes Aigner | Deputy Head of the Embassy of Austria to Ukraine |
| Jeff French | leading consultant to Council of Europe, member of the International Social Marketing Association (ISMA) and cofounder of the European Social Marketing Association (ESMA) |
| Dileep Kumar | professor of University of Utara, Malaysia, affiliated professor of Ministry of Higher Education (Oman), Symbiosis Centre for Management and HRD India (India) |
| Henning Drager | Global Industry Engagement Director at the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) |
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| Olena Sibiriakova | expert in sphere of social communications and media technologies, PhD in History |
| Iryna Suslova | public activist |
| Oktyabryna Lisovska | the Forum`s Cofounder, President of the Center for Social Leadership NGO |
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| 13.00 - 14.00 | Break, networking |
| 14.00 - 16.00 | Part 3. Practical forms for realizing social innovations |
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14.00 - 15.00 Jeff French, A recognised global leader in the theory and application of health promotion and social marketing, a Board member of CREDOS, a member of the International Social Marketing Association Executive Committee and a Co-Founder of the European Social Marketing Association (the UK) Social coalitions for wealth and health Course of modern social policy development, structure of government-business partnership, specifics and benefits of social marketing projects for government, business, NGOs |
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15.00 - 15.30 Kateryna Rigg, Project Manager of the Small and Medium-size Business Support Program, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Programs for sustainable development of small and medium size business |
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15.30 - 16.00 Dr. Linda Kleemann, Researcher at Kiel Institute, consultant at Helderat (Germany) Specializes in social impact evaluation, social business in developing countries Lessons of partnership: harnessing social well-being from citizenship and education Citizens are directly affected by the most pressing social problems. And almost always some of them have great ideas how to solve or alleviate them. But they lack the skills and funds to implement their ideas. By contrast, governments often lack appropriate ideas. This is where effective public-people collaboration starts |
| 16.00 - 18.00 | Case study: successful world practices |
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Leonhard Nima, Founder of Nima Social Business Consulting, Adjunct Professor at Hult International Business School in San Francisco. He previously worked for Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus at The Grameen Creative Lab as the Head of Academia and meanwhile is an Associate at the GCL Webinar. An international Social Business Perspective – Best Practices and Lessons Learned Mechanics of selected social business examples from the fields of nutrition, social inclusion and empowermen |
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Volodymyr Udovychenko, Major of Slavutych, full-time member Commettee member of the Congress of the Council of Europe, Head of public association “Club of majors” Sustainable cities of the future |
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Yaroslav Yurtsaba, Ecologist, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe ( OSCE) Project Coordinator in Ukraine Education for sustainable development: the OSCE “green” project for Ukraine - realization experience |
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Anastasia Borenkova, ÑSR manager at BDO Ukraine Case: BDO’s global social campaign “50 for 50” |
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Vasyl Nazaruk, Head of the all-Ukrainian recourse center for social entrepreneurship “Social Initiatives”, couch, instructor at School of Social work at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy Social business case |
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Oleksandr Liev, Deputy Head of General Director at National Television Company of Ukraine, PhD in Governmental Management, Expert in touristic sphere Public broadcasting as an ingredient of social development |
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Anna Seniuk, An author of social start-up, which has grown up to 2 million users in a few weeks and flooded social networks Where can we find support and inspiration in social start-up niche? Creation of the IEDUNI social project: mechanics and results |