The Business for Good Sector Development Program is for social enterprises, First Nations owned businesses, B Corps and small businesses who are interested in intentionally embedding social and environmental impact into their businesses.

Our Business for Good workshop series will cover a range of small business fundamentals topics with an impact lens to help SA small businesses build key knowledge and capabilities to drive social and environmental impact through sustainable business development and growth.

Workshop 11 - Business for Good Fundamentals Part I: Impact Model Design

Curious about how to create real, lasting impact through your business? Wondering how to embed purpose into your model in a way that’s both strategic and sustainable? Due to high demand, we’re going back to basics - revisiting the Business for Good fundamentals to ensure your enterprise is built on strong, impact-driven foundations.

Led by the team at Collab4Good, this interactive workshop will unpack key concepts and frameworks to help you understand what business for good truly means. We’ll take you back to identifying and understanding your WHY, explore different impact and business models for good, and learn from First Nations practices. You’ll also gain insights into systems change and systems thinking, helping you see the bigger picture of how your business fits into a broader movement for change.

We’ll introduce you to the Theory of Change framework, equipping you with a practical tool to strategically and intentionally embed impact into your business. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your approach, this session will help you clarify your purpose and strengthen your impact strategy.

Expect an engaging, hands-on session where you’ll learn from facilitators and peers, and leave with actionable insights to apply to your business. You are welcome to stay on for an extra hour after the workshop to mingle with others over some light refreshments.

This is Part I of a two-part fundamentals series. Part II will focus on business model design, ensuring your impact-driven business is built for long-term success.

Places are limited and registrations are essential so get in quick to avoid disappointment. We are eager to enable eligible businesses in regional South Australia who cannot attend in person to participate via Zoom.

Who is eligible to attend?

You are welcome to join the Business for Good program, including attending our workshops if you are:

Based in South Australia, and
Qualify as a small business (up to 20 employees), and
Committed to learning and understanding how you can embed impact into your business.

Please note that attending the Business for Good workshops means participating in the Business for Good program and we will need to collect some data from you for reporting purposes. If you are not already a participant, the Business for Good Program Coordinator will be in touch with you shortly after your booking.

We have an Equitable Access Policy, please get in touch with Arianna via email hello@sasec.org.au if this fee is a barrier to your participation.

About the Business for Good Program

The Business for Good: Social Enterprise Sector Development program is supporting South Australian (SA) social enterprises and small businesses with key business fundamentals to strengthen their knowledge, capacity and capability to deliver social, environmental and economic outcomes for SA with long-term business sustainability and growth. Delivered in partnership by the South Australian Social Enterprise Council (SASEC), Social Traders and Collab4Good, the 18-month Business for Good Program delivers activities through three streams:

Early advice, information and referrals.
Group workshops and a social enterprise conference.
An advisory support service, consisting of a social procurement readiness program and a business growth coaching program.

To stay updated on the Business for Good Program please sign up to the Business for Good mailing list at www.sasec.org.au/businessforgood

The Business for Good Program is an initiative of the Government of South Australia’s Office for Small and Family Business and the South Australian Small Business Strategy 2023 – 2030.