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Getting Investment Ready
8th July 2026
Online
United Kingdom
Starts at 1:00pm
Ends at 3:00pm
Free
Take the next step on your social investment journey with this Investment Readiness session, designed to help social enterprises understand how to prepare for securing investment.
Part of the Social Economy West programme, hosted by BBRC, this follow-on event builds on foundational knowledge and focuses on the practical steps to becoming investment-ready.
What to Expect:
- Introduction to BBRC: A quick recap of our role in the social investment market and how we support social enterprises.
- Social Investment Mechanisms: An overview of the different types of social investment options available and which mechanisms might suit your needs.
- Case Study Deep Dive: Explore a example of a potential investment, with insights into how BBRC evaluates opportunities. Learn what we review, the key questions we ask, and the insights we expect you to provide.
- Revenue Streams Matter: Understand why focusing on your revenue streams is critical when considering social investment to expand your impact.
- Interactive Q&A: Bring your own questions and explore whether social investment is right for your organisation.
This session is ideal for social enterprises seeking practical advice on preparing for investment, improving their financial strategy, and unlocking opportunities for growth. Join us to gain insights, ask your pressing questions, and ensure your enterprise is ready to make the most of social investment opportunities.
More about Social Economy West
Social Economy West is a West of England Mayoral Combined Authority initiative, delivered in partnership with Business West and expert partners to support the social economy across the region.
To be eligible for support through this programme you must be an established organisation based within the West of England ( Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol or South Gloucestershire) and have filed a minimum of 1 years full accounts. Most importantly your organisation should be committed to developing or expanding income streams.
