Have you heard a lot about Theory of Change and want to understand what it actually means? Do you want to articulate the impact of your enterprise and document this in a Theory of Change?

Join Rachel Findlay from Social Impact Hub's Professional Impact Network for this 90-minute online workshop on an introduction to Theory of Change. You’ll leave this workshop with:

An understanding of what a Theory of Change is, and why is it important;
A step by step guide to help you develop a Theory of Change, including:

What is a Theory of Change
What goes into a Theory of Change
Examples of what a Theory of Change could look like

The online workshop will be a practical, insight-filled session for social enterprises and purpose-driven businesses looking to better understand and measure their impact. You will have the opportunity to follow a tangible case study and learn how to apply the theory in practice. There will also be an opportunity for questions with Rachel at the end of the session.

Grab your ticket to this value-packed workshop today!

MEET THE FACILITATOR

Rachel Findlay - Consultant, Professional Impact Network

Rachel is an experienced social sector consultant having worked in the non-profit sector in Australia and the UK for over 10 years. She works with organisations of all shapes, sizes and stages of development. Rachel’s main areas of focus are strategy and impact measurement. Rachel loves the process of designing a theory of change with a client and establishing the subsequent systems and processes that enable an organisation to really understand its impact.

Rachel also sits on the Sydney organising committee of the Social Impact Measurement Network Australia (SIMNA), a membership organisation whose purpose is to strengthen social impact measurement practice in Australia.

This workshop is one in a series and part of the RISE program, an initiative of Social Impact Hub with the generous support of the Paul Ramsay Foundation and Westpac Foundation. RISE collaborates with leading corporates to offer pro bono business support to help social enterprises who have been impacted by COVID-19.