MASTER CLASSES MAY the 29th 2008 (10h00-19h00)



  • 10h-11h15 | PANEL I
  The value chain and corporate
  social responsibility
• Profº Fernando Ribeiro Mendes (ISEG)
  Stakeholder’s identification and engagement.
  Benefits for 3rd Sector
• Ana Roque (Inspire)

• 11h15-11h30 | COFFEE BREAK



  • 14h30-15h45 | PANEL III (parallel master classes)
  What means to innovate on the 3rd sector?
• Profº Rogério Roque Amaro (ISCTE)
  Social venture capital and venture filantrophy
• Simon Tucker (Young Foundation)
  Workshop “Springboard for citizenship: The role of   social circus in Brazil (and worldwide) as a social   inclusion strategy of/for/with young people at risk”.
• By Júnior Perim (Associação Crescer e Viver, Rio
  de Janeiro) inquired by Orlando Garcia (Chapitô,
  Lisboa)

  • 11h30 -13h00 | PAINEL II (workshop)
  Business on the third sector
• By Leonardo Letelier (Sitawi, Brasil)









  • 16h00-17h15 | PANEL IV (parallel master classes)
  How to create a Social Sillicon Valley? 1st part
• Geoff Mulgan (Young Foundation)
• António Câmara (YDreams)
• Charles Leadbeater (Oxford)
  Marketing for the 3rd. Sector
• Raquel Campos Franco (UCP Porto)
  and Dra. Odete Patrício (Fundação de Serralves)

  • 11h30-13h00 | PANEL II (parallel master classes)
  How to identify social needs?
• Profª Isabel Guerra (UCP e ISCTE)
• Ali Rushanara (Young Foundation)
• Sara Piteira (Young Foundation)
  Strategic management for non profit institutions:
  the balanced scorecard
• João Meneses (TESE)
• Laura Wilson (Teach for America)

• 13h00-14h30 | LUNCH

  • 17h30-18h45 | PANEL V (parallel master classes)
  How to create a Social Sillicon Valley? 2nd part
  (debate)
  Creativity mechanisms
• Leonel Moura (artist)
* Trainer subject to confirmation
** Trainer not settled