Who is the Social Impact Manager?
By Pierfilippo Maggioni, CSR Specialist Manageritalia A social impact manager is a manager of social impact. This new figure must have a complementary and innovative approach to CSR, emphasising the social impact dimension of a company: they will focus on the link between social responsibility and the development of the community in which the company […]
Launching SIM Ezine Issue 2: Highlights and Insights
We are happy to announce the release of the second issue of the SIM Ezine. This edition marks a significant milestone in the Social Impact Manager (SIM) project as we transition from the Engage phase to the Design phase. The SIM project successfully completed the Engage phase, where extensive research and analysis were conducted to […]
A Day of Learning and Inspiration in Ireland
By Samantha Carty, EU Project Specialist, Momentum Our Irish SIM project partners, Momentum, recently gathered at the beautiful Hillside Organic & Holistic Farm in Roscommon, Ireland, for an energising summer event. The day began with a short company meeting, setting the stage for an inspiring session with the host, Sean Butler. Sean shared his extensive […]
Fuelling our Commitment
In early June, 25 representatives from 14 partners across seven European countries gathered at the Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Rijeka in Croatia for our second in-person partner meeting. As part of the early research, the SIM project explored the European landscape, examining Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and company-community relations in Greece, Croatia, […]
Our Next stop – Croatia for Co-Designing
The Social Impact Manager partners will meet on 5th & 6th June 2024 at the Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Rijeka (EFRI UNIRI), Croatia. Over two days, they will facilitate a co-designing session for the SIM Education Programme that will be launched in the five target countries (Austria, Croatia, Greece, France and Italy). […]
Engaging local communities and companies
As part of the engagement phase of the Social Impact Manager project, partners have been actively working and engaging with stakeholders in local companies and communities. Local participatory workshops were carried out with local communities focusing on the specific needs of each area. Representatives of local authorities, companies and NGOs were invited to discuss ideas […]
Meet the Partner: PbEB
Project partner, Plattform für Berufsbezogene Erwachsenenbildung (PbEB) is an association of the leading private providers of vocational and business-related education and training. Based in Vienna since 2007, they aim to promote the importance of vocational adult education for personal, entrepreneurial and macroeconomic development. They see vocational adult education as a market in which they offer […]
Bridging Lifelong Learning and Social Impact
The European University Continuing Education Network (eucen) stands at the forefront of strengthening University Lifelong Learning (ULLL) in universities across Europe. With a primary focus on contributing to the development and enhancement of ULLL, eucen plays a crucial role in advocating for ULLL at the European policy level. Through a multifaceted approach that includes activities […]
The Impact Revolution – Transformation from a monitoring tool to a concrete approach
By Aris Tufexis, University of Milan “The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters”. (Antonio Gramsci) As researchers, the University of Milan (UNIMIB) has been working in the field of the impact revolution for a decade. The disruptive challenges and transformation of the last […]
Celebrating Milestones and Unveiling Progress
Greetings, SIM community! As the holiday season approaches, we’re thrilled to share some exciting updates from our recent December monthly meeting. The SIM project has reached a significant milestone, marking six months of dedicated efforts towards empowering organisations to enhance their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices and strengthen ties with local communities. In this blog […]
