Fully funded social enterprise programme lands in York

Quantum Vantage, a trailblazer in business transformation, proudly introduces its revolutionary “IGNITE Social Enterprise Programme.” This visionary initiative is geared towards propelling Social Entrepreneurs to reach new heights, enhancing their ventures and impact.

Meticulously crafted, the “IGNITE Social Enterprise Programme” is tailored for social entrepreneurs, founders and directors and those looking to start a social enterprise, community interest company or not for profit, delivering an invaluable boost to their entrepreneurial endeavours.

This immersive programme acts as a dynamic launchpad, equipping participants with the tools and insights needed to navigate the complex world of social entrepreneurship. Guided by seasoned mentors with a wealth of experience in the field, participants will gain practical insights and actionable strategies that can be directly applied to their business models.

Comprehensive and transformative, the programme delves into an array of topics, ranging from strategic planning and market positioning to effective resource allocation and innovative growth strategies.

Guided by seasoned mentors with a wealth of experience in the field, participants gain practical insights and actionable strategies that can be directly applied to their business models.

For participants based in York, the programme is fully funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

Participants will have the chance to attain a Level 5 Certificate in Leadership and Management, equipping them with a recognised qualification to further bolster their credibility and impact.

There will be an official Launch Event online Thursday 28th September 14.00 – 15.00 where potential participants and stakeholders can find out more about the programme and support available.

Toni Eastwood OBE, MBA, the visionary founder of Quantum Vantage, shared her excitement, “This is a golden opportunity for social entrepreneurs to take their ventures to new heights, driven by a comprehensive toolkit and strategic insights.

Councillor Pete Kilbane, deputy leader of the council and executive member for economy and transport, said: “York has a wealth of social enterprise and voluntary sector organisations which provide vital services to our residents and we recognise the need for enhanced support in this area to help them grow.

“We’re delighted that, through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, we’ve been able to support the IGNITE programme. This investment will enable our not-for-profit organisations to transform even more lives in the months and years to come.”

By Mark Adair – Correspondent, Bdaily

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