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SUMMARY:Towards an ASX listing: Practical issues to consider when seeking to raise capital from listing Mutual Capital Instruments
DESCRIPTION:Free webinar for BCCM Members \nIn this webinar Ken Chapman\, Head of Strategic Delivery\, Capital Markets and Kimberley Brown\, Principal Adviser\, Listing Compliance\, both from ASX\, will provide an overview of the ASX listing requirements and what mutual organisations need to consider when seeking to list MCIs. \nThis webinar will provide practical advice and information on how to become ‘listing ready’. \nBCCM members are entitled to access this program free of charge. \nPlease contact BCCM to access past event videos in the members’ section of this site.
URL:https://bccm.coop/event/towards-an-asx-listing-practical-issues-to-consider-when-seeking-to-raise-capital-from-listing-mutual-capital-instruments/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:The Co-operatives and Mutuals Strategic Development Program (CMSDP)
DESCRIPTION:Offered through AIM WA UWA Business School Executive Education\, this three day program has been designed by Winthrop Professor Tim Mazzarol following extensive research into the needs of co-operative and mutual organisations. \nThe Program can be run in “bespoke” versions for co-operative and mutual enterprises (CMEs)\, including agricultural co-ops\, to assist their boards and members to fully understand not only what a CME is and why it has a unique business model\, but to examine how they can either build new co-ops that have the right foundations strategically rather than just compliant with legislation\, or to innovate their existing business model. The emphasis is on applied strategic thinking and application of strategic management principles. The entire course has been developed from in-depth research at an international level\, into the CME business model. \nThis course is assessed as Adept level and will require participants to have some knowledge and experience of the co-operative business model. \nYou can also contact Dr Steve Brown\, Manager\, AIM WA+UWA Business School Executive Education on 0413 802 702 or email sbrown@execed.com.au to discuss how the program could be customised for your CME. \nDates: 10-12 March 2021 \nLocation: Perth \nCost: Special BCCM rate of $2660 (inc GST) a saving of $200 from the standard cost ($2860) \nRecommended for: For current or aspiring; board members\, CEOs and their direct reports\, and senior leaders who have\, or will have\, a strategic role in their business. \nExpress your interest to attend future face to face Co-operatives and mutuals strategic development program
URL:https://bccm.coop/event/the-co-operatives-and-mutuals-strategic-development-program-cmsdp-3/
LOCATION:Perth\, Perth\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20210317T073000
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SUMMARY:2021 BCCM Leaders’ Summit
DESCRIPTION:The BCCM is delighted to announce we will be presenting the BCCM CEO Leaders’ Summit as a hybrid event (in person and online) on Wednesday March 17\, 2021 in the James Cook Ballroom at the InterContinental Hotel\, Sydney. \nPlease note\, due to the current venue regulations and interstate travel restrictions\, the Taste of Australia Dinner has been postponed until later in the year. \nThe Summit features ABC Insiders host\, David Speers\, moderating panel discussions on the theme of Sustainability and ESG with an exciting line-up of national and international guests. \nOur speakers include ESG pioneer Colin Melvin\, MD\, Arkadiko Partners (UK) – who first coined the term ‘ESG’; Jacki Johnson\, Co-Chair Australian Sustainable Finance Initiative (ASFI) and Co-Chair of the UNEP FI Global Steering Committee; Claire LaBouchardiere\, Senior Lawyer Corporations\, ASIC and Dr John Hewson AM.  \nIn person delegates can attend ‘deep dive’ CEO roundtable discussions exploring strategies for elevating the ‘social’ in their business and the corporate governance implications of climate risk. If you cannot travel to Sydney in March\, delegates can jump online for an impactful program on the theme of sustainability and ethical investment opportunities. \nCapping the day off\, BCCM will host its first online and in person Awards ceremony announcing the 2020 Honour Roll Inductees into the virtual Hall of Honour. Members are invited to host ‘Virtual Cocktails’ around the country to celebrate the awardees\, with live music from our jazz band. \n\n2021 Summit wrap up\n2021 Summit program\n\nEvent Details\nBreakfast on the Hill: Wednesday 17 March 2021\, 7:30 am – 8:35 am\, NSW Parliament House\, by invitation only Summit (in person): Wednesday 17 March 2021\, 9 am – 6 pm\, InterContinental Hotel\, Sydney Summit (online): Wednesday 17 March 2021\, 2 pm – 6 pm\, InterContinental Hotel\, Sydney \nSpeakers include:\n\nProf Ross Garnaut AC\, Professor of Economics\, The University of Melbourne\nDavid Speers\, ABC Journalist\, Host of The Insiders TV program\nJacki Johnson\, Co Chair United Nations Environment Financial Initiative\, Co Chair Australia Sustainable Finance Initiative and Steerco member Resilient Sydney\nColin Melvin\, Managing Director\, Arkadiko Partners UK\n\n2019 BCCM Leaders’ Summit and Industry Dinner Highlights\n\n\nLink\n\n2021 Summit Sponsors
URL:https://bccm.coop/event/2021-bccm-leaders-summit/
LOCATION:InterContinental Hotel\, Sydney\, 117 Macquarie St\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:CoopConnect Workshops
DESCRIPTION:The BCCM in conjunction with Professor Emmanuel Josserand at the UTS Centre for Business and Social Innovation (CBSI)\, have launched a research report CoopConnect: A Coop Eco-System to enhance connectivity and promote innovation in the Cooperative Enterprise sector. \nThis report presents CoopConnect\, an initiative to transform the co-operative and mutual enterprise (CME) sector by creating an innovative environment that will leverage their distinctive capabilities. CoopConnect also proposes a branding collaboration supporting CMEs to broadcast their distinctive position as community oriented\, sustainable and socially responsible enterprises. \nThis study identified the following common challenges and opportunities for innovation in CMEs in Australia: \n\nCMEs are (unfairly) perceived as lacking innovation\nA need for more awareness of CMEs by consumers and potential business partners\nA need to improve connectivity between CMEs\nThe challenge of talent acquisition\, both in hiring staff (who may have misconceptions about salary or working conditions) and attracting board directors\nThe challenge and opportunities in starting a CME\n\nCoopConnect Workshops\nAs part of the CoopConnect project\, 3 focussed workshops will be run to provide industry consultation on three emerging ideas for enhanced industry collaboration and business development: \n 1. Communication and branding\nWhen: Tuesday 23 March\, 9am – 12.30pm \nWhere: UTS CBSI-Dr Chau Chak Wing Building\, 14-28 Ultimo Road\, Ultimo or online \nThe objective is not to create a new brand for co-ops and mutuals\, but rather to ensure that the millions of members that are part of the co-op/mutual movement receive a coordinated message. This message should demonstrate the importance for our society of the principles. There could be a common and coordinated communication effort across BCCM members to relay this message with a strong multiplication effect. This can be achieved through existing communication channels\, without creating a new brand. We need to bring BCCM members to that level; communicating with them but also helping them through implementation. This will include websites\, social media and maybe some more specific operations. A related question is that of accreditation and whether it is through a specific scheme or in relation to existing schemes\, such as B-Corp. \n2. Entrepreneurial and financial ecosystem\nWhen: Wednesday 31 March\, 9am – 12.30pm \nWhere: UTS CBSI-Dr Chau Chak Wing Building\, 14-28 Ultimo Road\, Ultimo or online \nThis topic is a priority and essential to further the benefit of a larger coop/mutual footprint in Australia. While there is a first CME ‘incubator’\, more can be done to create new co-ops and mutuals and support the broader diffusion of the values that come with such enterprises. A full eco-system should be created that spans the different stages of start-up development. This aspect would include like-minded investors that are ready to support new co-ops and mutuals and potentially using the new mutual capital instruments. \n 3. Innovation and business market place\nWhen: Wednesday 31 March\, 1pm – 4.30pm \nWhere: UTS CBSI-Dr Chau Chak Wing Building\, 14-28 Ultimo Road\, Ultimo or online \nThere is a need to develop the question of joint innovation and doing business together as a first priority. Existing ‘marketplaces’ focus on joint purchases to generate economies of scale but doesn’t favour the development of business between co-ops and mutuals. A first step would be to focus the marketplace on business to business activities between co-ops and mutuals but also to develop the demand by non-coops for products coming from co-ops and mutuals. A second step could be to open for business to consumer activities. Regarding innovation\, a first step is to created communities of practices around the development of joint projects. A more ambitious innovation platform\, with principles of open innovation between co-ops and between co-ops and others can also be envisioned. \nPlease RSVP to Nicole.Vlakic@bccm.coop stating if you can attend in person or online. \nWe hope you can join us to share your ideas and insights.
URL:https://bccm.coop/event/coopconnect-workshops/2021-03-23/
LOCATION:UTS CBSI-Dr Chau Chak Wing Building\, 14-28 Ultimo Road\, Ultimo\, New South Wales\, 2007\, Australia
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SUMMARY:CoopConnect Workshops
DESCRIPTION:The BCCM in conjunction with Professor Emmanuel Josserand at the UTS Centre for Business and Social Innovation (CBSI)\, have launched a research report CoopConnect: A Coop Eco-System to enhance connectivity and promote innovation in the Cooperative Enterprise sector. \nThis report presents CoopConnect\, an initiative to transform the co-operative and mutual enterprise (CME) sector by creating an innovative environment that will leverage their distinctive capabilities. CoopConnect also proposes a branding collaboration supporting CMEs to broadcast their distinctive position as community oriented\, sustainable and socially responsible enterprises. \nThis study identified the following common challenges and opportunities for innovation in CMEs in Australia: \n\nCMEs are (unfairly) perceived as lacking innovation\nA need for more awareness of CMEs by consumers and potential business partners\nA need to improve connectivity between CMEs\nThe challenge of talent acquisition\, both in hiring staff (who may have misconceptions about salary or working conditions) and attracting board directors\nThe challenge and opportunities in starting a CME\n\nCoopConnect Workshops\nAs part of the CoopConnect project\, 3 focussed workshops will be run to provide industry consultation on three emerging ideas for enhanced industry collaboration and business development: \n 1. Communication and branding\nWhen: Tuesday 23 March\, 9am – 12.30pm \nWhere: UTS CBSI-Dr Chau Chak Wing Building\, 14-28 Ultimo Road\, Ultimo or online \nThe objective is not to create a new brand for co-ops and mutuals\, but rather to ensure that the millions of members that are part of the co-op/mutual movement receive a coordinated message. This message should demonstrate the importance for our society of the principles. There could be a common and coordinated communication effort across BCCM members to relay this message with a strong multiplication effect. This can be achieved through existing communication channels\, without creating a new brand. We need to bring BCCM members to that level; communicating with them but also helping them through implementation. This will include websites\, social media and maybe some more specific operations. A related question is that of accreditation and whether it is through a specific scheme or in relation to existing schemes\, such as B-Corp. \n2. Entrepreneurial and financial ecosystem\nWhen: Wednesday 31 March\, 9am – 12.30pm \nWhere: UTS CBSI-Dr Chau Chak Wing Building\, 14-28 Ultimo Road\, Ultimo or online \nThis topic is a priority and essential to further the benefit of a larger coop/mutual footprint in Australia. While there is a first CME ‘incubator’\, more can be done to create new co-ops and mutuals and support the broader diffusion of the values that come with such enterprises. A full eco-system should be created that spans the different stages of start-up development. This aspect would include like-minded investors that are ready to support new co-ops and mutuals and potentially using the new mutual capital instruments. \n 3. Innovation and business market place\nWhen: Wednesday 31 March\, 1pm – 4.30pm \nWhere: UTS CBSI-Dr Chau Chak Wing Building\, 14-28 Ultimo Road\, Ultimo or online \nThere is a need to develop the question of joint innovation and doing business together as a first priority. Existing ‘marketplaces’ focus on joint purchases to generate economies of scale but doesn’t favour the development of business between co-ops and mutuals. A first step would be to focus the marketplace on business to business activities between co-ops and mutuals but also to develop the demand by non-coops for products coming from co-ops and mutuals. A second step could be to open for business to consumer activities. Regarding innovation\, a first step is to created communities of practices around the development of joint projects. A more ambitious innovation platform\, with principles of open innovation between co-ops and between co-ops and others can also be envisioned. \nPlease RSVP to Nicole.Vlakic@bccm.coop stating if you can attend in person or online. \nWe hope you can join us to share your ideas and insights.
URL:https://bccm.coop/event/coopconnect-workshops/2021-03-31/1/
LOCATION:UTS CBSI-Dr Chau Chak Wing Building\, 14-28 Ultimo Road\, Ultimo\, New South Wales\, 2007\, Australia
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SUMMARY:CoopConnect Workshops
DESCRIPTION:The BCCM in conjunction with Professor Emmanuel Josserand at the UTS Centre for Business and Social Innovation (CBSI)\, have launched a research report CoopConnect: A Coop Eco-System to enhance connectivity and promote innovation in the Cooperative Enterprise sector. \nThis report presents CoopConnect\, an initiative to transform the co-operative and mutual enterprise (CME) sector by creating an innovative environment that will leverage their distinctive capabilities. CoopConnect also proposes a branding collaboration supporting CMEs to broadcast their distinctive position as community oriented\, sustainable and socially responsible enterprises. \nThis study identified the following common challenges and opportunities for innovation in CMEs in Australia: \n\nCMEs are (unfairly) perceived as lacking innovation\nA need for more awareness of CMEs by consumers and potential business partners\nA need to improve connectivity between CMEs\nThe challenge of talent acquisition\, both in hiring staff (who may have misconceptions about salary or working conditions) and attracting board directors\nThe challenge and opportunities in starting a CME\n\nCoopConnect Workshops\nAs part of the CoopConnect project\, 3 focussed workshops will be run to provide industry consultation on three emerging ideas for enhanced industry collaboration and business development: \n 1. Communication and branding\nWhen: Tuesday 23 March\, 9am – 12.30pm \nWhere: UTS CBSI-Dr Chau Chak Wing Building\, 14-28 Ultimo Road\, Ultimo or online \nThe objective is not to create a new brand for co-ops and mutuals\, but rather to ensure that the millions of members that are part of the co-op/mutual movement receive a coordinated message. This message should demonstrate the importance for our society of the principles. There could be a common and coordinated communication effort across BCCM members to relay this message with a strong multiplication effect. This can be achieved through existing communication channels\, without creating a new brand. We need to bring BCCM members to that level; communicating with them but also helping them through implementation. This will include websites\, social media and maybe some more specific operations. A related question is that of accreditation and whether it is through a specific scheme or in relation to existing schemes\, such as B-Corp. \n2. Entrepreneurial and financial ecosystem\nWhen: Wednesday 31 March\, 9am – 12.30pm \nWhere: UTS CBSI-Dr Chau Chak Wing Building\, 14-28 Ultimo Road\, Ultimo or online \nThis topic is a priority and essential to further the benefit of a larger coop/mutual footprint in Australia. While there is a first CME ‘incubator’\, more can be done to create new co-ops and mutuals and support the broader diffusion of the values that come with such enterprises. A full eco-system should be created that spans the different stages of start-up development. This aspect would include like-minded investors that are ready to support new co-ops and mutuals and potentially using the new mutual capital instruments. \n 3. Innovation and business market place\nWhen: Wednesday 31 March\, 1pm – 4.30pm \nWhere: UTS CBSI-Dr Chau Chak Wing Building\, 14-28 Ultimo Road\, Ultimo or online \nThere is a need to develop the question of joint innovation and doing business together as a first priority. Existing ‘marketplaces’ focus on joint purchases to generate economies of scale but doesn’t favour the development of business between co-ops and mutuals. A first step would be to focus the marketplace on business to business activities between co-ops and mutuals but also to develop the demand by non-coops for products coming from co-ops and mutuals. A second step could be to open for business to consumer activities. Regarding innovation\, a first step is to created communities of practices around the development of joint projects. A more ambitious innovation platform\, with principles of open innovation between co-ops and between co-ops and others can also be envisioned. \nPlease RSVP to Nicole.Vlakic@bccm.coop stating if you can attend in person or online. \nWe hope you can join us to share your ideas and insights.
URL:https://bccm.coop/event/coopconnect-workshops/2021-03-31/2/
LOCATION:UTS CBSI-Dr Chau Chak Wing Building\, 14-28 Ultimo Road\, Ultimo\, New South Wales\, 2007\, Australia
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