Lifetime Achievement Nominations
Know anyone who deserves a Lifetime Achievement Award? They don’t have to be a leader, they could be an employee, a board member, anyone who has spent a larger part of their life making a significant difference to the world of social enterprise.
Last year’s Lifetime Achievement award went to Kevin Duffy, who has since retired from Compass Advocacy Network. His hands on approach to finding ways to help the community at CAN really impressed the judges.
Tickets for Awards Night are on sale in September
On the 23rd October at 6pm in the Crowne Plaza, Belfast, there will be the mother of all shindigs – designed to unite, empower and champion the best, brightest and most impactful social enterprises in NI. Tickets always sell out, so make a note to buy some at the start of September!
Sponsor the Awards. Support Social Enterprises in NI!
Celebrate a sector that is driving change for the better. Empower individual social enterprises that are driving real change in their local communities.
Private companies and Public Organisations that want to support their ESG commitments get a lot of value out of becoming an Award Category Sponsor. To find out more, contact catherine@socialenterpriseni.org
Brand
What better way to communicate and celebrate your company’s social responsibility, than to have your brand present at the biggest sector celebration on the island of Ireland. Every sponsor will have advertising space in our awards booklet and our sponsor wall and will feature on our social channels so your team, customers and stakeholders will connect your brand with your social commitment.
ESG/CSR Commitments
Make your commitment to environmental, social and governance objectives more clear with a visible investment. Social Enterprise NI’s annual awards unites, empower and champion the sector in the best way possible.
Influence
The awards night is both formal and informal. The formality comes from the recognition of the seriously impressive social purposes that guides every social enterprise and transforms communities. The informality comes from the ease with which you can converse with and build relationships with some of the busiest people in the country.