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Impact Flock 2024

‘Impact Flock, an invite-only event organised by Impact Europe,  ImpactVC and ICFA, brings together Europe’s leading impact venture capital funds in a compelling peer-to-peer format. Impact VCs may be rare birds, but if we flock together, we can fly further.

Preceding the EIF’s Ugly Duck event in Luxembourg, Impact Flock offers a chance for attendees to connect with likeminded peers, explore co-financing opportunities and share impactful expertise and knowledge. That means 24 hours of interactive, hands-on workshops to spark dialogue, encourage bold questions and actively highlight opportunities for collaboration. And, of course, there will be plenty of networking time to connect with new collaborators.

in Luxembourg. By invitation only.'(1)

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Learn more at Social Innovation Academy 

Social Innovation Academy is the first fully online management training programme focusing exclusively on social innovation.

Why Social Innovation Academy? Social innovation has increasingly come to be perceived as the answer to the rising number of European societal challenges. While the European authorities, leading academics, policy experts, business people and activists agree that social innovation is the key to a better future for Europe and the world, it is extremely difficult for professionals to obtain high-quality training on what social innovation actually offers and, more importantly, how it can be done in practice.

The Social Innovation Academy is aiming to change this situation in Europe and beyond. If you are interested in keeping up with this project, you can subscribe to our newsletter, become one of our friends or follow us on social media (LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook). We welcome all requests for collaboration here.

 


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