Structure Lab - Portland, OR -Revisioning Value 2010 Post-Conference Workshop
Where
Venue Pearl, 323 NW 13th Ave, Portland, OR
When
Apr 27
1:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Attendance limited to 40.
Cost
$299.00
This Structure Lab is presented as a
post-conference workshop for Revisioning
Value 2010. All are welcome to register;
conference attendees receive 10%
off.
New corporate forms are blurring
the boundaries between for profits and
nonprofits. Old silos of financing and
funding streams are giving way to hybrid
structures like social capital firms,
public/private collaborations and venture
philanthropy. Entrepreneurs and
established organizations alike are bending the
marketplace to meet multiple bottom lines
including a return on social capital.
While some nimbly explore the space between for
profit and nonprofit, many more are struggling
to make sense of the new landscape of social
change.
Criterion Ventures is a leading voice in the structuring of social ventures. Criterion’s dual identity in launching social ventures, both for clients and by taking an equity position with internally developed ideas, has resulted in a nuanced understanding of what it takes to launch a ventures. It is itself a unique structure in the world of social ventures. As the world of social enterprise matures, Criterion is helping to create the methodology that can make it more accessible. Criterion has spent the past year creating an easy to engage process to understand how new forms are structured and how they might work to support the efforts of social change agents.
The Structure Lab provides participants with a roadmap of possibilities to navigate this new territory. Participants will have a clear understanding of the range of possible legal structures that can be employed for their newly forming venture, pros and cons of each of those structures as it applies to their prospective venture, and will be prepared to work with legal counsel to take the next steps in understanding and establishing the optimal legal structure.
Criterion Ventures is pleased to present this workshop as part of the ReVisioning Value 2010 Conference.
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