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  • Thursday, 19 September 2024

  • 08:00 - 10:30

  • In Person

Have you ever wondered how to maximise your social and environmental impact? Join our IEMA North West face-to-face session and network to explore the different approaches to identifying opportunities for creating environmental and social benefits This dynamic session will unveil various methods to spot opportunities for creating lasting environmental and social benefits. Plus, you'll get a comprehensive introduction to the concept of social value. Ideal for individuals juggling environmental and social responsibilities or organizations eager to enhance the social reach of their eco-friendly initiatives, this event blends insightful presentations with interactive workshops. Engage in lively discussions, collaborate on activities, and be part of a transformative experience that will elevate your impact. Don't miss this chance to connect, learn, and lead the way to a brighter future! Speakers Joy Woods, Bam Construction Joy Woods is the Head of Social Sustainability- Business Partner at BAM, a leading construction, civils, facilities management, and property developer. With 24 years of experience in social, environmental, and sustainability fields across private, public, and voluntary sectors, Joy is dedicated to creating strategies that support resilient communities and maximise environmental benefits. Joy Woods will be speaking on the topic, "Overview of Social Value. Anne Parkes , Arup Anne Parkes is the Social Value and Equity Service Lead at Arup, a global design organisation with sustainable development at the core of its business - focused on shaping a better world. She has 25 years’ experience across public, private and voluntary sectors, having led a range of community-led environmental programmes, energy efficiency and social value programmes. Anne Parkes will be speaking on the topic, "A Strategic Approach to Embedding Social Value." The session will cover how to embed social value from the strategy stage. To help you plan your journey more effectively,