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Voluntary Sector Assembly - Future Trends

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This Assembly will explore the political, economic, social, and technological changes that are going to impact on Manchester’s voluntary, community and social enterprise sector over the next year.


Following updates from Macc Chief Executive Mike Wild and Macc’s Policy and Influence Team, there will be presentations by:

  • Nigel Wilson – CEO of Wythenshawe Community Housing Group
    The Future of social housing providers, their relationship with the VCSE sector and their role in the wider community
     
  • Professor Ruth Lupton – Head of Inclusive Growth Analysis Unit, The University of Manchester
    The role of the VCSE sector in promoting inclusive growth


The final part of the event will be a facilitated PEST (Political, Economic, Social, Technical) analysis involving all Assembly participants, using our collective knowledge to build a picture of what the future holds for the VCSE sector in Manchester. A report detailing our findings will be produced and shared.

The Manchester Voluntary Sector Assembly is an opportunity for you to share, learn about and discuss some of the key issues affecting the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector in Manchester and to be part of The Way Forward, a set of proposals to maintain and increase the impact of the sector in Manchester.

When
28th February, 2017 from  1:00 PM to  4:30 PM
Location
Halle St Peters
40 Blossom Street
Ancoats
Manchester, M4 6BF
Contact
Phone: 0161 834 9823
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