Social Impact Business Bootcamp

This fully funded business bootcamp is designed to give early stage entrepreneurs a solid foundation to developing an attractive, resilient and successful business by embedding processes and practices that have a positive social or environmental impact. The sessions, tailored for early stage and start up businesses based in South Oxfordshire and the Vale of White Horse, will also help you to identify your business mission and increase the positive impact your idea has.

The bootcamp is designed to help business owners to grow in confidence and knowledge by expanding networks and fostering new partnerships and collaborations that will help to make new businesses thrive.

There will also be opportunities to network with other businesses and find out about further business support.

Lunch, teas & coffees and snacks will be provided.

Who is it for?

This bootcamp is for early stage businesses and startups in Oxfordshire interested in the social impact enterprise space. You may have started a business from home, or created a trading charity or social enterprise to help your local community in Oxfordshire.

If you are unsure if you qualify, or would like to know more about this support, please email [email protected].

Terms & Conditions

Spaces are limited in order to maximise the benefit for those participating. Applicants will be assessed for suitability and compatibility. Admission is by application to check eligibility and you will be notified as to whether your application was successful or not.

Please note we can only offer one place per business. If you have a co-founder, please nominate one of you to be part of the programme.

Registration for this bootcamp closes on Wednesday 22nd January 2025.

About OSEP

OSEP CIC is a social enterprise, set up to support social entrepreneurs, Social Enterprises, enterprising charities and purposeful business across Oxfordshire – all trading as a way to address social and environmental challenges.

This Bootcamp is part of the Social Impact Business Support programme delivered by OSEP, SOFEA, African Families in the UK, Co-Op Futures, Aspire Oxfordshire and Makespace and funded by the UK SPF through South and Vale District Councils.

Host or Publisher OSEP