Demonstrating and articulating positive social impact is an important theme for consumers, corporates, and indeed every sector in 2020.

In this masterclass we will explore development of tailored and streamlined impact indicators for measuring corporate social responsibility, delving into the relevant pieces of a suite of measurement frameworks and methodologies including:

A Wellbeing Index approach as highlighted in the WA Outcomes Measurement Framework (OMFW)
Global Impact Investing Network’s IRIS B-Lab’s
B-Corp certification
Social Return on Investment (SROI)
The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s)

This webinar is tailored for businesses and corporates. If you are a NFP organisation or a social enterprise, please click here to see the webinar tailored for you.

A cross-sectoral masterclass session, bringing all attendees together, is booked to follow on from this webinar. Please click here to see further details.

This webinar is supported through funding from the Government of Western Australia's X-TEND New Industries Fund.

About the presenters:

Kylie Hansen (Founding & Executive Director, Impact Seed)

Kylie is a passionate advocate and leading capacity builder across the WA not-for-profit, government, social enterprise sectors, and is well recognised for her high quality impact in these areas over the past 10 years.

Kylie leads Impact Seed's impact and outcomes measurement agenda, supporting social enterprises and purpose driven organisations, impact investors and investees to fully understand, articulate and measure their impact.

Over the past 15 years Kylie has worked across WA sectors including corporate, not-for-profit, and government agencies, with a more recent focus on supporting development of streamlined impact management strategies in these sectors, and extending to foundations and family offices.

In partnership with the Western Australian Council of Social Service and with the State Government, Kylie led the development of the first phase of the whole of sector WA Outcomes Measurement Framework. She also just completed the five-year review of the Woodside Development Fund, a $20M corporate foundation-style fund with a 10-year commitment to early childhood development in WA.

Prior to founding Impact Seed, Kylie was the in-country CEO for Empowering Communities, which focused on international development within and into Cambodia through a B2B and B2C retail social enterprise model reporting to international funders including Lonely Planet and AusAID.

Kylie holds graduate qualifications across business, arts, and community development; and post-graduate qualifications in law, project management and social impact.

Erin Bourne (Corporate Investment Consultant, Impact Seed)

Erin is a highly-qualified consultant with experience across the oil & gas, resource, mining, professional services and not-for-profit sectors.

Erin has held numerous senior management and consulting roles including leadership and development of teams, strategic planning and development of social performance programs.

Her experience includes:

Creation of the strategic framework for Chevron Australia’s entire community investment - spanning corporate, project and joint ventures - including employee volunteering, grant-making and local community programs and the management of the entire program.
Development of the monitoring, measurement and evaluation framework, governance and reporting.
Strategic planning for Chevron’s Asia Pacific social investment and stakeholder engagement
Creation of the Alcoa Australia’s sponsorship and community investment strategy and program management
Management of Alcoa Foundation’s worldwide employee and community engagement program “Month of Service”
Senior consulting lead (Coakes Consulting, ERM) on stakeholder engagement and social approvals for various resource companies
Created the “green-fields” community and employee engagement strategy for Atlas Iron
Consulting advice to numerous not-for-profits to improve corporate appeal and funding sustainability
Broad experience in Government and community stakeholder engagement, relationship management, public relations, issues management and community grievance response

Erin has extensive experience in marketing, communications, design and events, as well as extensive experience in working with a variety of different stakeholders - Industry, Government and remote Indigenous communities.

Erin is also a non-executive director of both Leeuwin Ocean Adventure Foundation and the Mental Health Fellowship of WA.