Proving Your Impact

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Plymouth Octopus (POP) & POP ideas

Developing leadership and an Impact Culture.  Part of POP ideas' "Improving Your Chances of Getting Funding" events

Four Greens Community Trust

POP Ideas Training

POP Ideas is a service delivered by POP and Iridescent Ideas CIC that provides advice for voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations, whatever size they may be, and whether they are new or established.

This workshop with Gareth Hart will help you to further improve your social impact measurement &amp; evaluation skills.We’ll cover the pros and cons of different impact methodologies, delve into the art of asking the right questions and explore how you turn your impact data into great campaigning and marketing materials. We’ll look at moving from measuring impact to a developing a culture of leadership and management around impact.You'll leave with:<ul><ul><li>More advanced understanding of social impact themes </li><li>More awareness of social impact methodologies</li></ul></ul>If you feel you are not yet ready for this workshop, you can find our free introductory webinar here: <a href="https://plymouthoctopus.org/webinars" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://plymouthoctopus.org/webinars</a>This workshop is parts of POP ideas' themed "Improving Your Chances of Getting Funding" events, designed to equip groups and organisations with skills and knowledge in all areas of income generation and social impact.This workshop will be delivered by Gareth Hart. Gareth is the founder and director of Iridescent Ideas (a social enterprise business advice firm) and has been a champion of the social enterprise movement in Plymouth and the South West of the UK. He was the elected chair of Plymouth Social Enterprise Network for seven years 2013-2020 and chairs Plymouth’s Inclusive Growth Group. Gareth led Plymouth’s successful bid to become the first ‘Social Enterprise City’ in the UK and has a history of working successfully with a range of social enterprises from tiny start-ups to national organizations on issues such as governance, social investment and social impact. Registered attendees will receive a Zoom link by email a few days before the session. Zoom training resources can be found here.Attendees representing a Plymouth community group or organisation will have their £10.00 deposit refunded in full after attending.NB: Please be aware that photographs may be taken at this event and used for our own recording and marketing purposes. By booking on to this event you are giving your permission for your photograph to be used for the above purposes.If you would like to become a member of POP (Plymouth VCSE): https://bit.ly/popmembersOur privacy notice describes how we collect and use personal information about you during and after your time as a member or supporter of our organisation, in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). It applies to all “members” and supporters (data subjects) of our organisation: https://bit.ly/popprivacy

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