First Minister John Swinney to Join Social Enterprise Summit

Published: October 21, 2024

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If you haven’t heard already, we are thrilled to announce that Scotland’s First Minister, John Swinney, will be joining the Social Enterprise Summit in the afternoon. This is a fantastic opportunity for those attending to hear directly from the First Minister on how social enterprises are playing a pivotal role in shaping Scotland’s wellbeing economy.

Social Enterprise Summit 2024: Catalyst for Change

Scotland’s largest annual social enterprise event is taking place on Thursday, 7th of November, 2024 at the Surgeon’s Quarter Quincentenary Conference Centre in Edinburgh. Running from 10am to 4pm, the summit will focus on this year’s theme, “Catalyst for Change: Social Enterprise Driving a Wellbeing Economy”.

This theme captures the heart of what social enterprises are striving to achieve—building a more inclusive and sustainable economy that puts people and the planet first. The event will explore how social enterprises are leading this transformation and what can be done to continue supporting their work across Scotland.

A Packed Programme

The updated agenda for the summit promises a day of insightful discussions, keynote speeches, and interactive sessions. With a range of inspiring speakers and practical workshops, attendees will have the chance to engage with the latest developments in the sector, network with peers, and share ideas on how to further drive social impact.

You can view the full agenda for the day here.

Why You Should Attend

Whether you’re part of a social enterprise, working in the voluntary sector, or simply interested in how Scotland is building a wellbeing economy, the Social Enterprise Summit is not to be missed. With First Minister John Swinney now confirmed to speak, the event promises to provide invaluable insights and inspiration on the future of Scotland’s economy and the critical role of social enterprises in shaping it.

Don’t miss out on this exciting event—register today and be part of the conversation that’s helping to shape a better Scotland for all!

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