WELCOME DINNER

Join us for a relaxing evening and dinner at the restaurant @ Mescladis (Carrer dels Carders, 35, 08003 Barcelona).

Mescladis promotes solidarity and responsible consumption. You can sign up for the dinner on the Registration page. Price €25 (VAT excl)

WELCOME

Welcome coffee & Registration

Meditation opening

Let's meditate with Eva Escolà Sala

Opening by Stone Soup, TIIME and ESADE

Welcome to Barcelona and 3S: Manage for Impact Conference

Setting the foundations of impact management

by Jeremy Nicholls

Impact questions role play: Establishing a common approach for impact across stakeholders

We will role play from different perspectives: funder, board, executive, beneficiary and others.

From ideas to reality: Creating a Theory of Change

The Theory of Change is a framework that help us connect the dots together … linking goals, activities and impacts as a first step towards impact management.

Supporting and optimizing positive changes using qualitative data

We will design consultation, analyse data from a case study and make recommendations to optimize the project’s impact 

Lunch

Networking lunch

Optional: Mentoring opportunities (pre-sign up required)

Meditation

Optional

Let's dance

with Abrazo Cultural

Adding some quantitative data to support your decisions

We will design effective surveys and look at systems for data collection and storage

Analysing quantitative data to manage your impact delivery and strategy

We will look at case study data to identify how delivery and strategy can be improved to optimise impact

Coffee break

Have a break, have a coffee

Putting the puzzle together: reporting and aggregating impact data

We will switch from the project perspective to the investor and look at how impact management data can be reported and aggregated

Final closing session

Reflections with the participants on the impact management approach

Cocktail

Tapas & Sangria

Hidden City Tour of Barcelona run by homeless people

Are you visiting Barcelona but looking for something different? Do you want to scratch the surface of this beautiful Mediterranean gem and connect with the locals and

Barcelona´s social reality?

Join us for this unusual visit of Barcelona. 

You will be picked up at ESADE around 7.15pm

To sign up, visit the Registration page. Price: €33 (VAT excl) It includes a tapas stop!

Welcome

Coffee & Registration accompanied by the Syrian guitarists from Abrazo Cultural

Meditation & Mindfulness opening

Let's meditate with Eva Escolà Sala

Opening

Welcome and housekeeping notes

by Hedda Pahlson Moller

Evolution of Impact Management - Past, Present, Future by Anne Holm Rannaleet, Lisa Hehenberger & Priscilla Boiardi

Igniter's talk #1

Discussion tables #1

Choose amongst 8 tables:

1/ Geographic perspective: Cross-border moderated by Katinka Greve Leiner from FERD

2/ Foundation perspective: Blending Capital moderated by Lisa Hehenberger from ESADE

3/ Investor perspective moderated by Anne Holm Rannaleet from IKARE 

4/ SPO perspective moderated by Dorotee Vogt from FASE

5/ Inequality, moderated by Sabina Lobato from ONCE Foundation

6/ Education, moderated by Jaume Maranges from ESADE

7/ Health, moderated by Juliana Cadavid from Ship2B

8/ Tools to implement impact moderated by Priscilla Boiardi and Alessia Gianoncelli from EVPA 

The fallacy of opportunistic impact investing by Uli Grabenwarter

Igniter's talk #2

A decade after the term Impact Investing has been coined at a Rockefeller Forum in New York, the debate on the trade-off between impact and financial return hasn’t stopped. But are we asking the right questions? And are we ready to admit to our true answers. What impact are we after as an investment community? How are we going to decide on any trade-off before we have decided what we really want to obtain? Maybe it isn’t impact after all...

Discussion tables #2

Choose amongst 8 tables:

1/ Geographic perspective: Nordic moderated by Henriette Skretteberg from FERD

2/ Foundation perspective by Lara Viada from Creas Foundation

3/ Investor perspective moderated by Uli Grabenwarter from EIF 

4/ SPO perspective moderated by Dominik Domnik from SEA

5/ Gender, moderated by Stephan Peters from TIIME

6/ Tech4Good, moderated by Alison Fort from Toniic / Katapult

7/ Healthcare, moderated by Anne Holm Rannaleet from IKARE

8/ Tools to implement impact moderated by Gabriel Molteni and Sophie Robin from Stone Soup

Social value as a democratic force by Jeremy Nicholls and Tris Lumley

Igniter's talk #3

Tris and Jeremy will argue about the opportunities and limitations for social value as means of improving democracy and increasing equality. Do we have the right theory of change?

Discussion tables #3

Choose amongst 8 tables:

1/ Geographic perspective: Africa moderated by Emanuele Santi from Afrilanthropy

2/ Foundation perspective: Venture Philanthropy moderated by Espen Daae from FERD

3/ Investor perspective: Social Ventures moderated by Florian Erber from Ananda Ventures

4/ SPO perspective moderated by Yolanda Rueda from ESIMPACT and Bernardo Garcia from Stone Soup

5/ Inclusion, moderated by Cécile Sevrain from TIIME and Leon Reiner from Impact Hub

6/ Education, moderated by Ingrid Stange from Partnership For Change

7/ Environment & climate, moderated by Ellen Boersma Märksch from FYN 

and Stephan Peters from TIIME 

8/ Tools to implement impact moderated by Jeremy Nicholls from SVI and Tris Lumley from NPC

Social Impact in the Age of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence by Stefania Coni and Ciro Cattuto

Igniter's talk #4

As Big Data and Artificial Intelligence gain widespread adoption, organizations that successfully operationalize them are gaining unprecedented capabilities to improve awareness, make smarter decisions, and measure impact.

The finance and profit sectors are hungry for data and are doing everything possible to use it to their advantage. In the age of digital transformation, how can we use data and AI for the benefit of impact economy?

Discussion tables #4

Choose amongst 8 tables:

1/ Geographic perspective: Southern moderated by Gonzalo Sales from Ferrovial 

2/ Foundation perspective moderated by Stefania Coni from CRT Foundation and Ciro Cattuto from ISI Foundation

3/ Investor perspective : Fund managers moderated by Adriana Balducci from Innpact and Xavier Thauron from PhiTrust

4/ SPO perspective moderated by Leon Reiner from Impact Hub

5/ Diversity, moderated by Julia Bewerunge from KPMG

6/ Culture, moderated by Isabelle Le Galo Flores from Fondation Carasso

7/ Environment/Climate, moderated by Charles Castro from ECODES

8/ Accounting for impact, moderated by Karl Richter from EngagedX

So What and What Next? Insights from the Frontier by Marie-Stephane Maradeix, Sabina Lobato & Hedda Pahlson Moller

 Igniter's talk #5

Discussion tables #5

Choose amongst 8 tables:

1/ Geographic perspective: Europe moderated by Luisa Ferreira from EIB 

2/ Foundation perspective: Private Collaborative Philanthropy moderated by Faye Drouillard from The Giving Circle and Kurt Peleman from The Art of Giving

3/ Investor perspective: Early Stage Investing moderated by Stephan Peters from TIIME

4/ SPO perspective moderated by Pablo Sanchez from B Corp Spain

5/ Inequality, moderated by Sabina Lobato from ONCE Fondation

6/ Culture, moderated by Marie-Stephane Maradeix from Fondation Carasso

7/ Sustainable consumption, moderated by Isabelle Le Galo Flores from Fondation Carasso

8/ Tools to implement impact moderated by Jeremy Nicholls from SVI and Tris Lumley​ from NPC

Lunch

Networking lunch & closing words