Spark Innovation Accelerator
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The Spark Innovation Accelerator Programme
Needs assessment and the development of a bespoke innovation growth plan for your social enterprise
One to one mentoring
Specialist training workshops
Peer learning with social enterprises from the UK, Belgium and Holland
Access to an e-learning hub providing specialist training modules and the opportunity to collaborate online with other social enterprises on the programme in UK, Belgium and Holland
- Social Enterprise Safari week in the UK where you will learn and collaborate with other participants from UK, Belgium and Holland. During the week you will experience:
- Innovation training
- Action learning sets
- Visits to inspiring social enterprises and innovation organisations
- Spark Social Enterprise Innovation Conference with talks from innovators, specialist workshops, innovation clinics and opportunities to connect with a range of experts, researchers, funders and
investors, policy makers and other social enterprises - Meeting stakeholders (commissioners, funding agencies, support providers) to discuss issues that have an influence on your organisation
Social Enterprise Safari weeks in either Belgium (October 2017) or the Netherlands (March 2018) with social enterprise participants from all countries. These safari weeks will include innovation training, action learning sets, innovation conference, stakeholder meetings and visits to social enterprises and innovation organisations in country
A practical open innovation group to jointly develop a partnership project with other social enterprises with specialist support on implementing the Innovation Model in the process
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Visit sparksocialenterprise.eu or contact us [email protected]
The Spark Social Enterprise Innovation Accelerator Programme is part of the Spark project. The project is a cross-border collaboration led by The Platform in partnership with University of Brighton, West Sussex County Council, Social Innovation Factory, De Punt and Seinwezen as part of the Interreg 2 Seas programme 2014-2020 co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund.






