29 October 2020 | 10 AM – 4 PM

Leaving no one behind

Employment, upskilling and social inclusion in the changing world of work

Just one week left for the next #Roadmap event.

The October #Roadmap addresses the issues of employment, upskilling and social inclusion in the changing world of work.
We offer you the great opportunity to exchange ideas with absolute experts in this field, to learn from their experiences and to contribute your ideas and questions yourself. 

We are proud to announce our guests from the European Commission for the closing session at our #RoadtoMannheimOctober event on #Employment, #Upskilling and #SocialInclusion. Our first guest is Manuela Geleng, who works at the European Commission in the Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion. Since July 2018, she is Director for Skills, which includes responsibility for skills, vocational education and training policies as well for promoting entrepreneurship and access to microfinance. She is accompanied by Slawomir Tokarski, Director of Innovation and Advanced Manufacturing, at EU Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship & SMEs.

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Don’t miss the chance to visit our inspiring insight sessions and panel discussions:

Successful Policies for Social Entrepreneurship
Which are the most successful policies and paths to ensure an adequate legal framework for Social Entrepreneurship? Talk about this topic with experts from Eco-Razeni, D+C Development and Cooperation, ENSIE (European Network of Social Integration Enterprises) & Diesis Network.

The Impact of Digitalisation on the Social Economy & the Role of Social Partners
This session will explore the impact of digitalisation on the social economy, more precisely on working conditions, organisational processes, and the nature and quality of services and much more. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to meet speakers from organizations like EPSU (European Public Service Unions), UDES (Union des employeurs de l’économie sociale et solidaire) and many more.

Improving the employment for people with disabilities through the inclusive enterprise model
People with disabilities run the risk of being excluded from jobs. The inclusive enterprise model for people with disabilities create jobs, provide accessible services, foster up-skilling and strengthen communities. Exchange your thoughts with experts from the European Confederation of Inclusive Enterprises.

Advanced prototype of the Social Economy Canvas
The canvas for Social Economy targets SME’s, social enterprises, social entrepreneurs, regional and local authorities, support agencies and investors, by highlighting the societal, economic and environmental dimension driving a specific activity. What does this mean in detail? Learn more from our experts from the European Commission!

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