Social Enterprise and the Law
About this training session
Now more than ever, community and not-for-profit organisations are recognising the important role they can play in responding to social issues, as well as the opportunities this creates for their own financial sustainability.
If you're thinking of starting or growing a social enterprise, it’s important to understand what the legal requirements are and to spend some time getting the foundations right. Our lawyers will guide you through the key issues to consider when starting a social enterprise, from choosing the right legal structure to tax concessions and charity status.
You'll learn about:
- What it means to be a social enterprise
- Five key considerations when starting up
- Choosing the right legal structure
- Charity status and tax concessions
- Top tips and additional resources for the future
Who should attend
Anyone wanting to start or get involved in a social enterprise.
Who runs the session?
Your training will be run by one of our lawyers, who all specialise in charity and not-for-profit law.
How is this session delivered?
Our 3-hour sessions can be delivered online or in-person (subject to availability). Each session is an in-depth, interactive exploration of the topics outlined above, with small breakout sessions for participants to workshop legal issues, discuss scenarios, and problem-solve as a group.
What is the cost?
Contact us to discuss a tailored proposal to suit your needs.
How long is the session?
3 hours
How many people can attend?
We recommend a maximum of 30 participants. If you think your group will exceed this, please let us know.
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