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NYU Stern`s Sixth Annual Satter Conference of Social Entrepreneurs Explores Latest Strategies for Measuring Social Impact

Wed Oct 28, 2009 3:45pm EDT
November 6, 2009 
NEW YORK--(Business Wire)--
"Great strides have been made in the field of social entrepreneurship, but the
ability to measure and communicate the impact of a venture's efforts still
remains a significant challenge for most organizations," says NYU Stern
Professor Jill Kickul. 

Tackling this issue head-on, nation-wide practitioners from the public,
nonprofit and for-profit fields, along with leading scholars, will convene for
the Sixth Annual Satter Conference of Social Entrepreneurs at NYU Stern on
November 6, 2009. Participants will explore the latest approaches for measuring
an organization`s social impact - key information for influencing today`s social
capital market investors. 

Hosted by Stern`s Berkley Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, event
highlights include:

* Jed Emerson, managing director for integrated performance, Uhuru Capital 
* Brian Trelstad, chief investment officer, Acumen Fund 
* Durreen Shahnaz, founder, Impact Investment Exchange Asia, a social stock
exchange 
* 2009 Satter Social Entrepreneur of the Year Award Winner - Scott Harrison,
founder, charity: water

Read the full conference itinerary

To RSVP, contact Carolyn Ritter in NYU Stern`s Office of Public Affairs,
212-998-0624, critter@stern.nyu.edu.

NYU Stern
Carolyn Ritter, 212-998-0624
critter@stern.nyu.edu



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