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  • NatWest SE100 announces shortlist for 2015 Awards

    NatWest SE100 announces shortlist for 2015 Awards

    The UK’s top performing social enterprises in the running to win a share of over £32k prize fund

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    Now in its 6th year, the leading market intelligence tool for social ventures, the NatWest SE100 Index, is pleased to announce the shortlist for its 2015 awards.

    The Index is an online listing of social ventures, ranked and scored according to their growth and social impact.

    The 2015 winners will win a share of over £32, 000 in prize money that will be awarded at the NatWest SE100 Annual Awards on the 19th October 2015, at the Good Deals social investment conference in London. The shortlist is divided into five categories: Sustainable Growth, Social Impact, Trailblazing Newcomer and the Resilience and Storyteller award.

    A total of 21 organisations have been shortlisted from all over the UK highlighting the strength of the social enterprise sector and its ability to create both social change and economic growth nationwide.

     

    Growth champion nominees:

    Blue Ventures

    Dementia Adventures

    Teaching Leaders

    The Education Business Partnership (EBP)

     

    Impact champion nominees:

    Ashley Community Housing

    Community Together

    FRC Group

    Kelvin Valley Honey

    MyBnk

     

    Trailblazing newcomer nominees:

    Andiamo

    Developing Youth Practice

    HumanCamera

    Sweet Cavanagh

     

    Storyteller award nominees:

    Aduna

    Blue Ventures

    Echo Your Sport

    Human Camera

    John Taylor Hospice

    Little Forest Folk

     

    Resilience award nominees:

    Bita Pathways

    Five Lamps

    Social Enterprise Kent

    The Reader

     

    Julie Baker, Head of Enterprise, NatWest, said: ““Social Enterprises make a massive difference to local economies and communities across the UK and beyond. They are run by inspirational people who want to make a difference. That is why at NatWest we want to support them to get access to the finance, support and networks they need to flourish. That way not only do they benefit, but the economy benefits and our society benefits.  We congratulate all shortlisted enterprises and look forward to celebrating their success at the awards ceremony on 19th October.”

  • RBS SE100 announces shortlist for 2014 Awards

    The UK’s top performing social enterprises in the running to win a share of £30k prize fund

    Now in its 5th year, the leading market intelligence tool for social ventures, the RBS SE100 Index, is pleased to announce the shortlist for its 2014 awards. The Index is an online listing of social enterprises, ranked and scored according to their growth and social impact. The SROI Network is proud to support the SE100 as a partner, providing assistance with due diligence during the awards decision process.

    The 2014 winners will share a £30, 000 prize fund that will be awarded at the RBS SE100 Annual Awards on the 24th November 2014, at the Good Deals social investment conference in London. The shortlist is divided into five categories: Sustainable Growth, Social Impact, Trailblazing Newcomer and the Resilience and Storyteller awards:

     

    Growth champion nominees:

    Manor House Development Trust

    Ripplez CIC

    P3 Charity

    Co-Wheels

    Changing Lives in Cheshire

    EBP

    Goodwill Solutions

     

    Impact champion nominees:

    Cockpit Arts

    FRC Group

    Patchwork People

    Goodwill Solutions

    Social adVentures

    Wellbeing Works

     

    Trailblazing newcomer nominees:

    The Bidgley Power Foundation

    Realise Futures CIC

    Bad Idea organisation CIC

    Citizen Bank

     

    Storyteller award nominees:

    Patchwork People

    John Taylor Hospice

    Cause 4

    The Fig Tree

    Landlife National Wildflower Centre

    Shared Interest

     

    Resilience award nominees:

    BELU water

    The Reader Organisation

    FRC Group

    John Taylor Hospice

     

    Duncan Sloan, RBS Head of Community Banking, said: “RBS has been supporting businesses set up to solve social problems for many years. The social enterprise sector is a valuable part of the UK economy and it is our aim to support its development. The RBS SE100 awards allow us to celebrate the successes of the UK’s social enterprises. Sometimes social enterprises need funding to get off the ground, other times they need access to the right networks to ensure they can evolve. The RBS SE100 index provides just that, and is a key initiative in our commitment to the success of the social enterprise sector.”

    Further details about the shortlisted organisations can be found on: SE100.net