Impact management, a Boost for Scaling up
The 15th of December, Lazio Innova with Italiacamp and SCALE UP project will organize “Impact management, a Boost for Scaling Up” an on-line seminar open to partners and stakeholders participating in the Scale-Up Europe program and all professionals and organizations interested in the topic.
The event will addresses how impact management can be useful for accompanying the scale-up of any kind of organization.
The event wants to achieve 3 goals:
- offer a preliminary overview of an important trend that is affecting all sectors and all markets: sustainability and impact;
- examples of application to the world of finance: impact investing and new financial instruments for start-ups in the growth phase;
- stimulate a moment of open discussion among participants and sharing of possible experiences by Partners.
The event wants to offer an additional perspective for the implementation of good practices in support of business growth, according to the SCALE UP program.
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Impact Management: Why?
The analysis and management of the non-financial value generated by organizations are becoming a crucial issue in organizational and investment choices.
In recent years and even more in this time of pandemic crisis, there has been growing attention to the ability of an organization to be sustainable not only economically but also environmentally and to generate positive value for the community and stakeholders.
The analysis of impact factors has become a particular discriminating factor in investment choices and can therefore influence the growth and development of an organization.
This trend is valid for both private and public funds and is also part of a regulatory context that is going to outline an increasingly systemic approach to these issues.
In this sense, supporting organizations in the scale-up phase in the knowledge and application of a managerial and organizational approach that takes these aspects into account means favoring the development of a business model that is impact-oriented and in line with the evolution of the capital supply.
