Home / Insights / Webinars / Social Enterprise Webinar Social Enterprise Webinar Social Value is becoming more important in the UK across the construction industry since 2013 to drive social good in the community. In this webinar find out the importance of Social Value to your projects and how Social Enterprises can improve the Social Value in your supply chain. Webinar Held: 2nd February 2022Host: Rob WaltonGuest Speakers:Jo Potts (Sustainability & Compliance Procurement Manager, Keir),Aoise Keogan-Nooshabadi ( COO & Supplier Lead, Supply Change)David Parks (Managing Director, The Skill Mill)Agenda:1.05 Introduction 3.34 Introducing our guest speakers 4.14 How working with Social Enterprises is a great way to demonstrate social value 7.23 Introducing the new Social Enterprise Goal 10.11 Q&A with guest speakers 10.47 Are you familiar with what a Social Enterprise is? 23.11 Are you already incorporating Social Enterprising in your sub-contractor or supplier selection process? 40.30 Do you see the use of Social Enterprises in your supply chain, and the importance of Social Value, becoming more important when winning work? 47.28 Demo 53.35 Next Steps Key Highlights: In 2020 the government announced all Government Awarded Contracts from 1st January 2021 now require a minimum of 10% weighting on social value as part of PPN06/20. It is becoming more important to consider using suppliers in your supply chain that add Social Value and have a positive impact on the community. We must be considering how companies do things, such as: Engaging with the local community Using social enterprises Having apprenticeship schemes Supporting local businesses Having sustainable and environmentally friendly practices Social Enterprise: A Social Enterprise is a business that receives most of its income from trade providing goods and services but has a social mission or profit lock. This means a proportion of its profit goes directly to fund its social mission which could also include charities, co-ops and B-corps. With Constructionline: Verified Social Enterprises can apply for Free Constructionline Gold membership including SSIP. This makes it easier for buyers to find Social Enterprises to add to their supply chain and improve their Social Value. Constructionline helps Social Enterprises get recognised for their quality and impact without worrying about fees. It also helps to de-risk Social Enterprises for buyers without compromising on quality. Login to Complete your Social Value questions Find suppliers that fulfil your Social Value Requirements Overview of the webinar: Introduction Q&A with Guest Speakers Demo of Social Value Webinars Social Enterprise, Supplier Related case studies Supplier Case Studies Hill Hill is one of the country’s top house builders, specialising in developing homes of distinction across London and the South East. Innovation, design excellence, quality build and respect for the local environment are key to their success, which has been recognised through several major industry awards. … Read more Buyer Case Studies VINCI Construction UK VINCI Construction UK saves 22,000 man hours in procurement and supply chain management with Constructionline and the COINS iPortal VINCI Construction UK is a market leading national construction and facilities company, and part of the VINCI Group. The organisation employs 4,000 people across four divisions … Read more Buyer Case Studies Wates Group Following a comprehensive review of their supply chain data management systems and the providers of this technology available in the market place, construction and development firm Wates Group adopted Constructionline in a bid to streamline procurement processes and reduce risk across all its contracting divisions. … Read more See more