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Social Enterprise World Forum (SEWF) is a global platform that connects social enterprises, policymakers, corporates, and academics to promote social and environmental impact through collaboration and knowledge sharing. Founded in 2008, SEWF aims to strengthen the global social enterprise movement and accelerate the transition to a new economy that prioritizes people and planet over profit. The forum provides opportunities for social enterprise leaders and practitioners from around the world to network, exchange ideas, and collaborate on innovative solutions. SEWF's activities are grounded in local knowledge and experience, and they work through partnerships to drive positive and sustainable change. By championing social enterprises and fostering a community of changemakers, SEWF plays a crucial role in building an inclusive economy where everyone can thrive within the means of our living planet.
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Gerry Higgins,
Managing Director
Operating since 2008
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