
06:05
great sounds good

07:57
Welcome everyone!

08:12
Hello!

08:25
hi folks!

09:03
Anita Prasad, Working for Change, Toronto.

09:08
Valerie Prodanuk, Easter Seals/BC Lion's, Vancouver, BC

09:12
Toronto Family Support Network for Employment

09:14
Glenn Smith, Waterloo

09:16
Barb Reid, Edmonton- GRIT (inclusive early childhood)

09:24
Mike MacEachern FOCUS Community Development Corp. Alliston ON

09:34
Peter from Community Innovation Hub, Markham, Ontario

09:34
Sara Magill, Elementary Literacy Inc., New Brunswick

09:40
Hope Seidman, Stratford ON.

09:45
I’m Rania, elplaza.ca from Oakville, ON

09:46
Kevin from Toronto - FHCanada.org & Greencastle Labs (start-up ;)

09:54
Mary-Ann Fuduric, Learning Disabilities Association of Windsor-Essex County

10:23
Marina Boulos from Chez Doris in Montreal

16:04
I was privileged to benefit from Innoweave's scaling workshop and coaching... strongly encouraged.

19:05
check out our book the Giveback Economy-start and grow a social enterprise; also our podcasts with the same name-interviews with social innovators and social enterprises-connect with me at peter@communityinnovationhub.org

26:04
Can we do both product and services

26:22
Yes, thank you

27:24
Excellent

27:40
regulations exist related to registered charities offering social enterprise services-need information on legal structures as that would be most helpful

29:21
Employment based example The RawCarrot

32:46
Josh - what Type is Innoweave?

34:23
Building on Elizabeth's question can a registered CRA# charity own a for-profit SE?

36:18
yes but having consulted a lawyer there are significant issues to be aware of--e.g. the size of the social enterprise versus charities revenues and the relationship as I understand it to the charities mission- I thought it must be related?????

38:13
Josh - what Type is Innoweave?

39:50
so are you a registered business - separate from MCC

41:22
thank you

46:38
Suggest that as the social enterprise grows the mix of funding sources will evolve--start with incubation grants with minimal revenues from sales, then try an accelerator grant to move forward to self-sufficiency to profit making

48:45
Aim for social and financial viability

51:20
that is called r&d=rob and duplicate

52:08
start with a 1 page business plan-see bplans.com

58:40
define problem not symptoms who and how many impacted, assess solutions, validate that someone will buy enough to be viable

01:00:26
i have used this approach, modified by the Akina Foundation, to get a whole picture of a project idea quickly and begin iterating on the idea to get up and running faster, https://lifehackhq.co/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Social-Lean-Canvas-Fellowship-2017.pptx

01:00:36
organization should include up to 3 volunteer advisory boards of 5 members each with benefits for both

01:01:20
another resource mplans.com

01:03:07
have to sign off early today but thanks Josh

01:08:27
Have to jump off the call as well, but thank you so much for your time and all the information.

01:10:10
jsnider@mcconnellfoundation.ca

01:10:46
Josh, can't find coaching fees anywhere on the site? what is the cost the coaching cost?

01:10:53
Can we get the slides please

01:11:50
Thank you

01:12:36
Keep connected as we are in the process of delivering Virtual Social Innovation Challenges, Community Innovation Challenges and Social Innovation Jams via peter@communityinnovationhub.org . If you would like to conduct one in your community contact me

01:13:10
When is the next intact after April 15th?

01:13:20
intake?

01:13:31
thank you

01:15:56
yes thank you

01:20:25
After project completed, do participants join an alumni group? Are the projects posted where they might be replicated as a social franchise?

01:29:56
This is tremendous well done Josh - get a glass of water!

01:30:01
ciao ciao

01:30:20
Thanks so much, great session

01:30:35
great session thanks

01:30:46
thank you

01:30:49
Thanks you!

01:31:28
Thank you for an enlightening presentation

01:31:43
Thank you!

01:31:50
Thanks everyone!

01:37:52
Thanks josh!