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The Social Investment Business hosts SE Alley in November

The Social Investment Business is delighted to be co-hosting SE Alley in November.

Taking place on Wednesday 24 November at Nineteen Twenty from 6pm onwards, SE Alley is a monthly, informal gathering of people interested or active in social entrepreneurship and social enterprise, which takes place in east London.  There have an open invitation policy and all are welcome.  It’s an event to socialise, network and have fun.

SE Alley was founded by people who work in the 'social enterprise' sector in East London, reflecting 'Silicon Alley' in New York - an area with a concentration of internet and new media companies in Manhattan. The SE Alley nickname for the area was born, and now it has become a chance for people working across the sector to meet, share stories and build relationships.

The Social Investment Business is happy to be co-hosting an event bringing people working throughout the sector together.

Previous SE Alley events have been hosted by UnLtd, and the Social Enterprise Coalition, with the October event being hosted by The Finance Innovation Lab (learn more here).

To keep up to date with SE Alley events check out their blog or follow them on Twitter. You can follow The Social Investment Business on Twitter at @TheSocialInvest




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