Croatian Hackathon Finale
The Croatian Social Impact Manager training programme pilot wrapped up in June. The successful programme led by the Faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Rijeka, (EFRI) secured 26 applicants, with 21 of them actively participating in the programme. The programme, which ran from April 22nd until June 17th, tackled the following topics: […]
The Italian SIM Training Programme Wraps in Milan
The Social Impact Manager (SIM) training was held in the vibrant city of Milan, bringing together an inspiring group of changemakers for four intense days of face-to-face learning. Hosted by the University of Milano-Bicocca in collaboration with Project School and Manageritalia, this experience blended theory and practice to shape the next generation of social impact […]
Launching the Social Impact Manager Education Programme
We are excited to announce the official launch of the WP3 Social Impact Manager Education Programme, a milestone in the Social Impact Manager (SIM) project designed to empower professionals who want to shape a more socially responsive future of work. The SIM Education Programme is an initiative developed by a consortium of fourteen partners from […]
Shaping the Future of Social Impact Management
We’re thrilled to announce the release of SIM Ezine Issue 3, the latest edition of our digital magazine dedicated to advancing the field of Social Impact Management across Europe. Compiled with fresh insights, real-world case studies, and exciting updates from the SIM consortium, this issue is a must-read for changemakers committed to building more sustainable, […]
The SIM Education Programme for Social Impact Managers
In an era defined by the imperative to balance profitability with sustainability, the Social Impact Manager (SIM) Programme will be an inspiring learning experience for leaders in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and community engagement. Developed through the collaboration of leading European universities and vocational education providers under the guidance of the Faculty of Economics and […]
How to make CSR count: Connecting corporate initiatives to community needs
By die Berater Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has gained widespread attention in recent years, with companies of all sizes committing to socially responsible practices. This shift reflects the growing recognition that businesses are not solely engines for producing goods and services but have a profound impact on society. The rise of Environmental, Social, and Governance […]
SIM Programme Progress made in Vienna
By Samantha Carty, Momentum Fourteen partners from seven European countries recently gathered in the beautiful Austrian city of Vienna for the third Social Impact Manager project meeting. Representing, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, France, Greece, Ireland and Italy, our partnership includes higher education institutions and VET providers, business networks and platforms along with companies and organisations working […]
The Call for Greater Responsibility
By Samantha Carty, Momentum As the curtains fell on COP29, the UN Climate Conference in Baku, the spotlight was firmly on a new global finance goal aimed at helping nations safeguard their people and economies from climate disasters while reaping the rewards of the clean energy revolution. Simon Stiell, the UN Climate Change Executive Secretary, […]
A Broader Perspective on CSR and Community Engagement: New Research
By Samantha Carty, Momentum We are thrilled to highlight research conducted as part of the Social Impact Manager (SIM) project, which has mapped the connections between companies and local communities across Greece, Croatia, France, Austria, and Italy. This comprehensive analysis sheds light on corporate social responsibility (CSR) and community development practices, offering a unique lens […]
SIM celebrates ERASMUS+ days
This year, SIM celebrated Erasmus+ Days in Paris with our French partners at the Sorbonne School of Economics. The event captivated students, staff and the public who explored key landmarks tied to Erasmus+ and their academic legacy. The tour started with a visit to the Sorbonne, an important site in the Olympic Movement, where the International […]
