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Agenda
Global Innovations in the Third Sector
March 22 - 23, 2007
Ann Arbor, MI
Thursday, March 22, 2007
Pendelton Room, Michigan Union
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REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST |
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9:00-9:30
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WELCOME |
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Kelly Janiga, Social Enterprise Initiative, William Davidson Institute |
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Michael Kennedy, Professor of Sociology and Faculty Director of
European Union Center of Excellence at the University of Michigan |
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Bill Burros, Senior Advisor Political Affairs, European Delegation
to the US |
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9:30-11:00
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PROMOTING THIRD SECTOR SUSTAINABILITY |
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MODERATOR: John Chamberlin, Professor of Public Policy,
University of Michigan |
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Diversification: Strategies to Create Sustainable Domestic
Funding Streams for Czech NGOs
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~ Miroslav Kundrata, Executive Director, Czech Environmental
Partnership |
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Building a Skilled and Engaged Board, Using Social Franchising
as a Method for Scaling |
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~ Susan Katz Froning, CEO, NEW Center |
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The Under-One-Roof Model of Nonprofit Centers: An Overview
of Gaining Modern Infrastructire and Economies of Scale |
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~ Diane Kaplan Vinokur, Associate Professor of Social Work,
University of Michigan |
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Revenue Generation and Nonprofit Centers |
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~ Tim Wintermute, Executive Director, Luella Hannan Memorial
Foundation Vice Chair, Nonprofit Centers Network |
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11:00-11:30
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BREAK |
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11:30-12:00
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THE ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY |
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~ Ambassador Ronald Weiser |
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12:00-12:30
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PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS |
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~ Mike Carscaddon, Executive Vice Presidenet, Habitat for Humanity |
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12:30-2:00
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LUNCH |
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Viewing of ProConcept Television Reality Show |
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2:00-3:30
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NEW SOURCES OF CAPITAL FOR ENHANCED SOCIAL VALUE |
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MODERATOR: Andy Lawlor, Professor of Entrepreneurship,
Ross School of Business |
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Promoting the Development of Community Foundations, CSR
and Private Philanthropy in Poland |
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~ Anna Iwinska, Academy for the Development of Philanthropy in
Poland |
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Growing Philanthropy and Revenue Generating Strategies in
Romanaian NGOs |
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~ Ancuta Vamesu, World Learning, Romania |
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The Community Foundation Model |
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~Martha Bloom, Vice President, Ann Arbor Community Foundation |
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Social Enterprise, Social Franchising and Venture Philanthropy |
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~ Anna Smolyaninova, Dobrota, Ukraine |
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Social Enterprise Revenue Generation within the Nonprofit
Structure |
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~ Plamen Simeonov, Samaritans Volunteer Services, Bulgaria |
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3:30-3:45
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BREAK |
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3:45-5:15
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BUILDING THE FIELD: LEVERAGING STUDENT TALENT AND
PROVICING SOCIAL INNOVATION OPPORTUNITIES |
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MODERATOR: Mariana Orloff, Research Associate, WDI MPP/MUP '07 |
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The Community Service Learning Model |
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~ Margaret Dewar, Professor of Urban Planning at U of M, Faculty
Director of the Ginsberg Center for Community Service and
Learning at the University of Michigan |
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The Ashoka/Student Experience: Building Hybrid Value Chains |
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~ Gabriella Reyes, MBA/MPP 2007, and Luzette Jaimes, Ashoka |
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The Global Giving/Student Experience: Evaluating
EPhilanthrophy Models |
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~ Michael Garris, MBA/MPP 2008, and Dana Ledyard, Senior
Program Associate, Global Giving |
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7:00
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DINNER: ZINGERMAN'S ROAD HOUSE |
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FEATURED SPEAKER: Ari Weinzweig, Co-Founder and Ceo,
Zingerman's |
Friday, March 23, 2007
Anderson Room, Michigan Union
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CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST |
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PUBLIC-PRIVATE SECTOR LINKAGES |
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MODERATOR: Ted London, Professor of Strategy, Ross School
of Business |
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Leveraging Private Sector Expertise for the Nonprofit Sector |
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~ Aaron Hurst, Founder and CEO of Taproot Foundations,
San Fransisco, CA |
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Building the CSR Movement in Serbia |
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~ Neven Marianovic, Director Smart Kolektiv, Serbia |
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Leveraging Private Sector Resources |
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~ Monika Smolova, PONTIS Foundation, Slovakia |
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Revenue Generation and the Employment Training Model |
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~ Tracy Hall, Director of External Communications, Focus HOPE |
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| 10:30-11:00 |
BREAK |
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| 11:00-11:45 |
VENTURE PHILANTHROPY |
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~ Mary Bright, Social Venture Partners Int'l, Cleveland, OH |
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| 11:45-12:15 |
REVENUE GENERATION AND JOB CREATION |
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~ Earl Copus, President and CEO, Melwood, Maryland |
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| 12:15-1:30 |
LUNCH |
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FEATURED SPEAKER: Jenny Dirksen, Director of Community
Investment, Union Square Hospitality Group, New York, NY |
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| 1:30-3:00 |
ACCESSING NEW MARKETS |
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MODERATOR: Michael Kennedy, Professor of Scoiology and
Faculty Director European Union Center of Excellence at the
University of Michigan |
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Using Television as a Medium to Reach New Clients |
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~Danko Cosic, Executive Director, ProConcepts, Serbia |
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Going to Scale throught Market Segmenatation |
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~ Peg Upmeyer, Executive Director, Arts & Scraps, Detroit |
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Active as a Marketing Intermediary |
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~ Zoran Todorovski, Executive Director, Macedonian Artisan
Trade Associations, Macedonia |
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Creating a New Social Enterprise Brand and Fair Trade
Store |
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~ Allan Bussard, Executive Director Integra Foundation,
Slovakia, Romania, Serbia |
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| 3:00-3:45 |
"TAKE AWAYS" & CLOSING REMARKS: SHARING OF LESSONS
LEARNED |
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MODERATORS: Kelly Janiga, William Davidson Institute |
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Diane Vinokur, Associate Professor of Social Work,
University of Michigan |
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John Chamberlin, Professor of Public Policy,
University of Michigan |
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| 4:45 |
VISIT TEN THOUSAND VILLAGES, FAIR TRADE STORE |
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Brief Presentation of Organizational Model |
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