轉寄︰ Exclusive: Twitter tips for non-profits

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傳送日期︰ 2012年11月16日 (週五) 1:22 AM
主題︰ Exclusive: Twitter tips for non-profits

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15/11/2012 Happy social enterprise day one and all. This week on LIVEWIRE: An exclusive video from Twitter's Claire Diaz-Ortiz on how to use social media The latest leaps and bounds made to bring retail investment £s into the social investment market Top legal advice on how social enterprises should structure themselves to get investment. Millions of pounds are poised to enter the social enterprise marketplace, but there are still many barriers to overcome before a functional marketplace emerges. To the list of investment readiness, investor readiness, over-regulation, under-regulation and deal flow you can now add legal structures. Social enterprises have a straight choice between non-profit distributing forms (which are no use to investors) or corporate structures that don't have the tax breaks of charities.  What's a social enterprise to do? Find out in the video below or come along to Good Deals, our social investment conference to get their best social investment advice par excellance. We're just two weeks out now and there are only a handful of tickets left. Book now before it's too late. Thanks for reading. Good Deals, the UK's leading social investment conference returns on 28 and 29 November. We're connecting social entrepreneurs, investors, intermediaries and multi-nationals business, to get good deals done. Book your ticket now to come along. Video exclusive: Twitter tips for non-profits Exclusive film interview with Twitter social innovation chief for Social Enterprise Day. More... Lords amendments to Financial Services Bill to boost social investment Amendments to the Financial Services Bill will boost the social investment market, say sector leaders. More... HCT's Dai Powell named social enterprise leader of the year HCT's Dai Powell, Baroness Glenys Thornton and ex-Social Enterprise UK chief Jonathan Bland among award-winners at social enterprise annual awards ceremony. More... Premium content from the website MORE FROM SOCIAL ENTERPRISE: In good company: how can social enterprise work better with big business? Darwin: the true father of economics? Video: Innovation in health The Business RESOURCES YOU NEED TO EXCEL IN SOCIAL BUSINESS: Creating effective video for the web: Part One Video: John Sculley, former CEO of Apple on innovation, brand and shared value Five steps to a sustainable public sector mutuals market Video: how should social enterprises structure their business to attract investment? Matt Black discovers how start up social enterprises should structure themselves to appeal to investors while protecting social mission. More... First ‘Social Impact Venture Capital Trust’ launched in UK Retail market opens for social investment as FSE Group and Social Finance launch new vehicle to raise up to £20m of investment in socially-motivated businesses. More... 'Game On' trophy returns to Wales Players from some of Wales’s most deprived areas have returned from the north of England winners of an international football tournament for the second time in its five-year history. More... Fetish for making things ignores real work Manufacturing fetishism – the idea that manufacturing is the central economic activity and everything else is somehow subordinate – is deeply ingrained in human thinking. It's a limited, argues John Kay. More... NEWS ON TAP Want other ways of accessing Social Enterprise news? Follow us on Twitter @SEmagreporter or email us to download our news widget © Social Enterprise Magazine 2010 Social Enterprise LIVEWIRE is produced by London Fields Publishing on behalf of Social Enterprise. No part of this publication may be produced in any material form (including photocopying it or storing it in any medium by electronic means and whether or not transiently or incidentally to some other use of this publication) without the written permission of the copyright owner except in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 or under terms of a licence issued by the Copyright Licensing Agency Ltd, 6-10 Kirby Street, London, England, EC1N 8TS. Applications for the copyright owner's written permission to reproduce any part of this publication should be addressed to the publisher. The registered office of London Fields Publishing is 26 Gransden Avenue, London, E8 3QA. Company registered in England no. 4219483 Unsubscribe - Forward to a friend - Change your details