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Thursday, February 15 • 3:00pm - 4:00pm
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Success for a Social Enterprise depends on a good model of earning money and having the greatest impact possible. Hear from our panellists how they have created a balance that works for them. Find out how they raised money to start their enterprise and how they spend money for greatest impact.
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Matt Spence

Vice President, Community Impact, Community Foundation of Tampa Bay
Matt Spence joined the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay as its Vice President, Community Impact in February 2016. He oversees the Foundation’s grants program, which has provided nearly $200 million in funding to nonprofits since the organization’s founding in 1990. In addition... Read More →

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Logan Fahey

Logan is an experienced business professional, entrepreneur and consultant with proven success across multiple industries. He is currently the Principal of Fahey Advisors, where he focuses his time on advising small businesses in areas of social impact, marketing and sales, and overall... Read More →
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Christine Mendonca

Christine LeViseur Mendonça is the founder of Shore to Shore Advisory, an impact investment advisory firm, working exclusively with clients who want to align their capital with their values. Christine is also the CEO and co-founder of Humans on the Move, an social impact advisory... Read More →
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Matt Zieger

Catholic Charities USA
Matt Zieger is the Senior Director of Impact Investing and Social Entrepreneurship for Catholic Charities USA. With a mission to reduce poverty in America, Catholic Charities is one of the largest nonprofit networks in the nation, serving more than 8 million people a year. In this... Read More →

Thursday February 15, 2018 3:00pm - 4:00pm EST
2 - Station House - Lobby
  Social Enterprise, Panel Discussion

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