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Spinning Out in Health and Social Care
12 Jul 2011
Mutual and Social Enterprise Series 2011. Held at Westminster Studio, London SW1
Headline Speakers
Professor Julian Le Grand
Chair, Mutuals Taskforce
Chair, Mutuals Taskforce
Ali Parsa
Group Chief Executive, Circle
Group Chief Executive, Circle
This conference looked to the practical issues which need to be addressed, not just by those forming mutuals or social enterprises, but those giving out the contracts. The programme set out the range of options and routes to change for staff, managers and commissioners.
Programme
09:50
Jonathan Bland, Jonathan Bland, Director, Social Business International
Welcome and introduction from conference Chair
Biography: Jonathan Bland
What's on now:
10:00
Professor Julian Le Grand, Lead Mutuals Taskforce
Keynote Address: Making it possible to grow the social enterprise market
Biography: Professor Julian Le Grand
10:15
Panel discussion: The impact of spinning out on the health and wellbeing of the nation
Session speakers to be joined by:
Dr Ali Parsa, Group Chief Executive, Circle
Biography: Ali Parsa
10:35
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
11:10
Dr Ali Parsa, Group Chief Executive, Circle
Reflections of a leader: the opportunities, the obstacles, the practicalities
11:40
Joop Tanis, Head of Health Launchpad Programme and Social Entrepreneurs in Residence Programme, The Young Foundation
Choosing the right model and putting in place effective leadership
Biography: Joop Tanis
12:00
John Maddocks, Policy & Technical Manager: Sustainability & 3rd Sector, CIPFA
Assessing the financial feasibility: new revenue streams, asset management and securing private investment
Biography: John Maddocks
12:20
Bernd Sass, Policy & External Relations Manager, National Centre for Independent Living
Commissioning health and social care
Biography: Bernd Sass
12:40
Questions and discussion: Session 2
13:00
Buffet Lunch, networking and exhibition
14:00
Seminar 1: The legalities of spinning out in health and social care
Christian Dingwall, Partner, Hempsons
Biography: Christian Dingwall
14:00
Seminar 2: Developing a high performing social enterprise
Bill Mather, Managing Director, SocialPioneers
Biography: Bill Mather
14:50
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
15:20
Spinning out in youth services
Brendan O'Keefe, Head of Services to Young People, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea;
Craig Dearden-Phillips, Managing Director, Stepping Out.
Biography: Craig Dearden-Phillips
Biography: Brendan O’Keefe
15:40
The journey of a Government spinout pathfinder: the integration of Community Health and Adult Social Services in Swindon into a cooperative
Gavin Jones, Chief Executive, Swindon Borough Council;
Heather Mitchell, Chief Executive Designate Care and Support, Swindon Borough Council.
Biography: Gavin Jones
Biography: Heather Mitchell
16:00
Panel discussion: Are social enterprise and mutuals the future for the public provision of health and social care?
Session four speakers
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