The MBA Speaker Series: Amanda Kilroy, Director of Social Innovation and Acting CEO of CoLab Exeter
“Experimenting with creating a collaborative culture in an increasingly polarised worldâ€
An University of Exeter Business School business event | |
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Date | 23 January 2020 |
Time | 18:15 to 19:45 |
Place | XFI Henderson Lecture Theatre |
Provider | University of Exeter Business School |
Organizer | Business School Events |
Event details
The Exeter MBA invites you to the third guest lecture in the MBA Speaker Series for academic year 2019/20:
“Experimenting with creating a collaborative culture in an increasingly polarised world”
by Amanda Kilroy - Director of Social Innovation and Acting CEO of CoLab Exeter.
Amanda Kilroy will share the story of how CoLab Exeter adapted their traditional role to become curators of a dynamic social change space that fostered local social innovation. In this presentation she will focus on how The Community Cultural Values Survey, an internationally recognised business development tool which brings details of cultural health to the surface, has been successfully used to create a space for people from all walks of life and background to meet and determine together what it is they can do about intractable issues like homelessness, mental health and substance abuse, and how that space is already benefiting from business sector input.
CoLab is a multi-agency initiative hosting partners from across voluntary, public and private sectors in a collaborative model which focuses predominantly on improving outcomes for people with multiple disadvantages and complex needs. In 2019 CoLab Exeter won Exeter Living Magazine’s new award for Civic Contribution; an award they shared with Exeter Library.
Registration
Please register here. If you wish to register without using Eventbrite, or if you have any questions regarding the event please contact business-school-events@exeter.ac.uk
Please note filming, recording and photography may take place at this event.
Amanda Kilroy
Location:
XFI Henderson Lecture Theatre