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1 Massey University Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Conference February 2016 DRAFT Programme Outline Wednesday 10 th February Venue: Sir Neil Waters (SNW) Building, Massey University Albany Campus 1745 Registration opens (SNW Foyer) 1815 Conference Mihi whakatau (Formal Welcome) Haahi Walker, Ngāti Whātua o Kaipara kaumātua 1930 Entertainment featuring the Albany Junior High School Kapa Haka Group Conference Opening, Introduction to Keynote speaker: Hon. Steve Maharey, Vice Chancellor, Massey University Keynote Address: Sir Stephen Tindall, The Profit & Non Profit Journey Closing Remarks: Professor Ted Zorn, Pro Vice Chancellor, College of Business, Massey University Thursday 11 th February Main Venue: College of Business Quadrangle B (QB) Building, Massey University Albany Campus 0830 Registration opens (QB Foyer) Welcome and Chair: Professor Anne de Bruin, Director, New Zealand Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Research Centre (SIERC) (QB5) Keynote Address: Professor Jo Barraket & Stella Avramopoulos The network effects and workforce implications of cross sector collaboration Morning tea (QB Foyer)

2 Thursday 11 th February (Continued) Concurrent Sessions (QB Building) PAPER SESSION: Business models and logics, (QB 4) Chair: Suzanne Grant, Waikato University, NZ PAPER SESSION: Cases in Practice (QB 6) Chair: Janet Sayers, Massey University, NZ 1030 Mission Impossible? Reconciling the conceptualization and articulation of social mission Kate Lewis (Massey University, NZ) & Colette Henry (Dundalk Institute of Technology, Ireland) Practising Social Innovation: Case studies from AwhiWorld Maggie Buxton (AwhiWorld, Auckland, NZ) The emergence of commercial business models and logics within not for profits Tricia Fitzgerald (University of Auckland, NZ) Organizational design and entrepreneurial behaviors of top social innovators Matthias Tietz, Martina Pasquini & Sondos G. Abdelgawad (IE Business School, Madrid, Spain) Using the collective impact framework to assist at risk and vulnerable youth: A West Auckland perspective Janette Searle & Claire Coleman (Toi Ora Live Art Trust, Auckland, NZ) Assessing social performances of work integration social enterprises: Case study from Nepal Rojee Joshi (Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, Australia) SPECIAL SESSION: Education & Learning (QB 4) Chair: Bruce Borquist (SIERC, Massey University, Albany, NZ) Seeds of Change partnering to bring social innovation to students Lara Carton (CQUniversity, Australia) Sally Hines (The Big Issue, Australia) Chutney/Cheese: Localization and Cultural Sensitization in Social Innovation Driven Cross Cultural Learning Aruna Raman (Acara, University of Minnesota, India) Break (Pick up water bottles QB Foyer) SPECIAL SESSION (QB 5) Chair: Rory Ridley Duff (Sheffield Business School, UK) A strategy to grow social enterprise Lunch (Student Central Study Break Cafe) Diana Suggate (Department of Internal Affairs, NZ) Alex Hannant (Ākina Foundation, NZ) Thursday 11 th February (Continued) (QB Building)

3 PAPER SESSION: Theory and practice (QB4) Chair: Colette Henry (Dundalk Institute of Technology, Ireland) Dissecting the invisible hand: Reconceptualizing firm theory. A practical innovation framework for social entrepreneurs Toby Chambers (Goldsmiths University of London, UK) Faith based social entrepreneurship: Towards an integrative framework Bruce Borquist & Anne de Bruin (Massey University, NZ) If you write it, they will come: The promises and pitfalls of electronic newsletters for non profit organisations Kane Hopkins (Auckland University of Technology, NZ) SPECIAL SESSION (QB6) Chair: Ann Dupuis (SIERC, Massey University, NZ) Evaluating Social Enterprise: The odyssey trust café Julian King (Julian King & Associates Limited) Anne Bateman (Odyssey Trust) Living with that onion smell: how to collaborate for change without losing your power, betraying your ideals, or being ostracised by your peers Julia Roberts & Ailsa Lamont (CQUniversity, Australia) Break PAPER SESSION: Collaboration (QB4) Chair: Kate Lewis (SIERC, Massey University, NZ) SPECIAL SESSION (QB6) Chair: Anne de Bruin (SIERC, Massey University, NZ) Skateboarding, Collaboration, and Social Entrepreneurship Janet Sayers (Massey University, Albany, NZ) Collaborating to perpetuate an industry: A social responsibility Tobias Pret (University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK) Understanding the social practices of impact assessment: coping with transdisciplinarity in cross sector collaboration for impact Jarrod Orminston (University of Sydney Business School, Australia) Integrating a human centred design methodology with large scale organisational and system change Adithi Pandit & Xavier Black (Deloitte, NZ) Claire Falck (Secretariat for CYF EAP, NZ) Afternoon tea (QB Foyer)

4 Chair and Introduction to keynote: Professor Paul McDonald, Pro Vice Chancellor, College of Health, Massey University, NZ Keynote Address: Professor Jane Farmer, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia Social Enterprise and wellbeing: An impactful space Plenary Session (QB5) Chair: Anne de Bruin (SIERC, Massey University, NZ) Social innovation and new pathways to social change first insights from the global mapping Professor Jürgen Howaldt, & Antonius Schröder (presenter), Sozialforschungsstelle Dortmund, TU Dortmund University, Germany Conference Reception (Pre dinner mix and mingle Wine Box Café Courtyard) 1900 Conference Dinner Wine Box Café

5 Friday 12 th February Main Venue: College of Business Building Quadrangle B (QB) Building, Massey University Albany Campus PAPER SESSION: Impact and Accountability (QB 4) Chair: Bruce Borquist (SIERC, Massey University, NZ) Impact measurement and firm success in social enterprises John Anner (Walden University, USA) Integrative Reporting in Collective/Kin Owned Maori Organizations Mereana Barrett (Massey University, NZ), William Karaitiana (Target Accounting Ltd), Sasha Molchanov (Massey University, NZ) Social Innovation Country Insights (QB6) Chair: Kate Lewis (SIERC, Massey University, NZ) Paper presentation ( ) A general overview of social innovation movement in Japan and China: Similarities and differences Weilin Zhao (Fujitsu Research Institute, Japan) Special Session ( ) The evolution and ecosystem of social innovation in Aotearoa and the Pacific Simon Harger Forde (Innovate Change, NZ) 0940 Aid for trade: social and economic innovation and development Rukmani Gounder (Massey University, NZ) Morning tea (QB Foyer) Chair and Introduction to keynote: Professor Jo Barraket, Director, Centre for Social Impact Swinburne, Australia Keynote Address: Dr Rory Ridley Duff, Sheffield Business School, England Rendering the social solidarity economy to make cooperative and mutual enterprises visible to educators, policy makers and researchers

6 PAPER SESSION: Evaluation (QB 4) Chair: Mereana Barrett (SIERC, Massey University, NZ) Friday 12 th February (Continued) PAPER SESSION: Social Innovation Insights (QB6) Chair: Rukmani Gounder (SIERC, Massey University, NZ) Return on values: A proposed model for evaluating alignment between investors and impact enterprises Chris O'Neill (Ākina Foundation) & Brad Jackson (Victoria University of Wellington, NZ) New schools of thought? Evaluating innovation among New Zealand educational social entrepreneurs Steve Thomas (The Australian National University, Australia) Social innovation and ethnic entrepreneurship: the UK experience Abid Mehmood & Ahmad Jamal (Cardiff University, Wales) A preliminary bibliographic analysis of the social innovation literature Chamindika Weerakoon, Adela McMurray & Nthati Rametse (RMIT University, Australia) & Heather Douglas (Independent Scholar, Brisbane, Australia) SPECIAL SESSION: Panel (QB5) Providers & users of impact investment: Growing the NZ market Panel Moderators Emma Geard (Ākina Foundation, NZ) Jeffrey Stangl (SIERC, Massey University, NZ) Panellists Dave Allison (Ākina Foundation) Anna Guenther (CEO, PledgeMe) Ben Knight (co founder, Loomio) Roy Thompson (co founder, New Ground Capital) Frances Ranowicz (Head of Community Finance, BNZ) TBC Lunch (Student Amenities Building Study Break Cafe) Conference Closing Remarks

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