Scaling Entrepreneurial Communities for Impact

Scaling Entrepreneurial Communities for Impact

Be part of something bigger. Join us for the first-ever Scaling Entrepreneurial Communities for Impact – South Africa Edition, a free, virtual event for entrepreneurs, innovators, business leaders, and bold thinkers who want to spark real change in their communities.

Hosted by Impact Hub — a global network of 120+ locations with 15+ years of supporting impact-led leaders — this event is for anyone passionate about creating local solutions for global change.

From Caracas to Lagos, to Shanghai, we are experts in hosting and supporting communities of change-makers through entrepreneurial programmes and physical workspaces.

Across our diverse network, one thing has become clear: community is the most valuable asset, and meaningful impact happens through collective action.

That’s why we’re hosting virtual conversations around community-building tailored to the specific needs of a local ecosystem. Our first stop? South Africa.

Together, we’ll dive into what it takes to build resilient communities that drive sustainable change for both people and the planet. Are you joining us?

What will you gain?

You’ll leave this event inspired and equipped to launch or elevate your own community of Impact Makers in South Africa and beyond. Whether you’re looking to ignite community initiatives or scale your existing network, this event offers the support, insights, and connections to fuel your journey. Here’s what’s on the agenda:

• Welcome: Let’s get to know each other!
• Panel Discussion: Marli Goussard, from Ranyaka Community Transformation; Solange Rosa, from Bertha Center; Tadzoka Pswarayi, from Impact Hub Harare; and Zeineb Messaoud, from Afrilabs.

• Content Sharing: moving to action, short workshop on how to scale your community.
• Questions and Closing

We are looking forward to seeing you on November 28th! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our team at [email protected]

When: 28 November 2024, at noon GMT +2

Duration: 1h30min