Impact hub - Revision history

Yannick Overzee at 13:20, 2 November 2022

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			[[Category: Translocal networks for just sustainability transitions]]

Aleksi Salmela at 13:25, 27 October 2022

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			https://impacthub.net/

			Wittmayer, J. M; Avelino, F. and Afonso, R. (eds.) (2015) in TRANSIT.

			Avelino, F., Dumitru, A., Cipolla, C., Kunze, I., & Wittmayer, J. (2020). Translocal empowerment in transformative social innovation networks. European Planning Studies, 28(5), 955–977. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.1080/09654313.2019.1578339</nowiki>
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Aleksi Salmela at 13:23, 27 October 2022

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	The Impact Hub states that they want to make changemakers succeed. From ideation to scaling, they accelerate impact by providing access to knowledge, markets, and capital.		The Impact Hub states that they want to make changemakers succeed. From ideation to scaling, they accelerate impact by providing access to knowledge, markets, and capital.

	The Hub provides: Global brand recognition & exposure; A competitive & resilient business model that works ;Local, regional & global ~~partnereship~~ opportunities; Business support, knowledge & capacity builiding~~; International~~ talent pool of changemakers"		The Hub provides:
			* Global brand recognition & exposure
			* A competitive & resilient business model that works
			* Local, regional & global partnership opportunities
			* Business support, knowledge & capacity builiding
			* An international talent pool of changemakers

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Aleksi Salmela at 13:22, 27 October 2022

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			The Impact Hub connects entrepreneurs and innovators to large organizations, partners, investors, and the public sector to build a more just and sustainable society. The Hub is a driver of community engagement helping to promote meaningful social change. They seek to accelerate the transition to a more just and sustainable future by enabling collaboration for impactful and scalable solutions.
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			Climate change and inequality.
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			Social entrepreneurship
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			The Impact Hub seeks to create inspiring spaces, vibrant communities and meaningful content driven by their stated values of trust, courage and collaboration. The Hub also strives to build better business, design impactful solutions, (re)imagine the future and to create a better tomorrow for people and the planet. Their aim is to accelerate the transition to a more green and just world. They work to tackle all challenges outlined in the Global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through innovation.
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			The Impact Hub states that they want to make changemakers succeed. From ideation to scaling, they accelerate impact by providing access to knowledge, markets, and capital.

			The Hub provides: Global brand recognition & exposure; A competitive & resilient business model that works ;Local, regional & global partnereship opportunities; Business support, knowledge & capacity builiding; International talent pool of changemakers"
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Aleksi Salmela: Adding a new translocal network.

2022-10-27T13:16:32Z

Adding a new translocal network.

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