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The Lifecycle of a Social Business Venture: True Stories of Success

Tuesday, October 12, 2010 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM (PT)

San Francisco, CA

The Lifecycle a Social Business Venture:   True Stories of...

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Please join the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the Social Enterprise Alliance for an evening with the experts!

Learn from a panel of social enterprise leaders as they share their wisdom, experience, and lessons learned at three key stages in a social business venture's lifecycle.


Featuring:

A New Social Enterprise
Kevin Weston, Director of New Media and Youth Publishing, New America Media
YO! Biz is a media content development and distribution venture, producing youth-focused radio, TV, online and offline news and information. The enterprise has the dual purpose of training youth program participants in the business aspects of media production, while providing financial sustainability to the organization’s comprehensive youth development program.

A Mid Stage Social Enterprise
Kristin Peterson, Founder, Inveneo
Inveneo is a 501(c)(3) non-profit social enterprise whose mission is to help rural, underserved communities get connected and get empowered through information and communications technologies.

A Mature Social Enterprise
Tess Reynolds, CEO, New Door Ventures
Ashbury Images, a screen printing business started 20 years ago, rebuilds lives one shirt at a time by providing paid job internships, job training, and supportive services to at-risk youth. Pedal Revolution is a full-service bicycle sales and repair shop located in San Francisco’s Mission district that provides paid job internships, training and support to at-risk youth.

Moderator:
Maureen Sedonaen, Founder and CEO of Youth Leadership Institute


About the Chapter:
Established in 2009, the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter helps to accelerate social innovation and spur the emergence of a robust support system for social enterprise in the San Francisco Bay Area. The chapter offers public programs on social enterprise topics, and provide local SEA members with opportunities to connect with each other in person and online throughout the year. Contact the chapter at seasfbay@gmail.com or (415) 498-0732.

At this evening's event, we will also hold the chapter's annual membership meeting, and elect the 2011-2012 Board of  Directors. Members will receive additional information about the election by email.


Evening Agenda:

5:30-6:00 Registration and Networking

6:00-6:20 SEA SF Bay Area Chapter Annual Membership Meeting and Board of Directors Election

6:20-7:30 Panel Discussion and Q&A


Getting to The Hub:

The Hub is conveniently located at the corner of Mission and 5th Streets in San Francisco, one block south of the Powell St. BART and Muni Metro Stations. Parking is available at $3.50/hour at the Fifth and Mission Garage, entrance on Mission Street.

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The Hub SoMa
901 Mission St, Suite 105
San Francisco, CA 94103

Tuesday, October 12, 2010 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM (PT)


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Social Enterprise Alliance SF Bay Chapter



We are an inter-sector alliance of established and emerging leaders in the San Francisco Bay Area who meet to learn, support each other, exchange information and resources, be part of the conversation, and advance Social Enterprise for the benefit of our communities.

We are an official chapter of the National Social Enterprise Alliance, the largest membership organization for social enterprises in North America. With regional chapters located in major cities throughout the United States and more than 700 members, SEA continues expanding its network of social enterprises, foundations, lenders, educators and service providers; helping create revenue-generating strategies that harness the power of the markets to achieve social missions.