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18 IESE Business School Cleantech Venture Seminar Code: 2.e The Challenge for SMes in emerging economies of accessing Credit Although Latin America has seen important developments in its financial markets, access to capital is still mostly being offered to multi-nationals and large enterprises. This panel proposes discussing what has to be done for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in the region to gain greater access to capital. Methodology: We would like to share concrete examples of products and initiatives that increase credit accessibility to companies in this category (SMEs), as well as discuss the developments needed in the private banking sector to better attend this market. Speakers: José Francisco de Conrado y Villalonga - MicroBank Orlando Ferreira - IADB – IIC Anne Gaboury- DID Maarten de Jong - BID panel coordinators: Gonzalo Arenas (MBA 2011) and Enrique Fernández (MBA 2012) Code: 2.f Venture philanthropy – The benefits and Challenges of new Ways of funding in Social Sectors In the past five or ten years, players like venture philanthropists have joined existing social sectors and applied their private equity / venture capital models for social purpose organizations and companies. The model includes loans, guarantees, mezzanine finance (also known as quasi-equity), equity and convertible grants, and this methodology is used across sectors including health services, childcare, education and housing. But how is venture philanthropy different from existing grant funding and what are the benefits and challenges associated with it? Investors and social enterprises meet in the panel and discuss these issues from their experiences. Moderator: Lisa Hehenberger - EVPA Speakers: Jo Hill - UnLtd Oliver Karius - LGT Venture Philanthropy Jan Lübbering – streetfootballworld, Development through Football Santhosh Ramdoss - BRAC USA panel coordinators: Yoshi Tabuchi (MBA 2011) and Stephanie Halphen (MBA 2012)
Career Forum / Trade Fair Code: 2.g non-profit fundraising in the Credit Crisis environment: a new paradigm The current crisis has led to increased competition among non-profits for grants funding from foundations and private donors. Many organizations are struggling with the grim reality of having to reduce the services they provide, eliminate essential personnel, or both. This panel will examine these difficult decisions and highlight innovative ways in which non-profits are adapting to the current challenges to fulfill their mission statements and keep their doors open. Speakers: Michael Anthony - Allianz MicroInsurance Jil van Eyle - Teaming Up Robert Hacker – One Laptop per Child Association Orni Petruschka - CoriolisWind Nicolas Reis - Altruja GmbH panel coordinators: Jill Landefeld (MBA 2012) and Ana Lucia Jeronimo (MBA 2011) 2011 Doing Good and Doing Well 19
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Career Forum / Trade Fair<br />
Code: 2.g<br />
non-profit fundraising in the Credit Crisis environment: a new paradigm<br />
The current crisis has led to increased competition among non-profits for grants funding from foundations<br />
and private donors. Many organizations are struggling with the grim reality of having to reduce the services<br />
they provide, eliminate essential personnel, or both. This panel will examine these difficult decisions and<br />
highlight innovative ways in which non-profits are adapting to the current challenges to fulfill their mission<br />
statements and keep their doors open.<br />
<strong>Speakers</strong>: Michael Anthony - Allianz MicroInsurance<br />
Jil van Eyle - Teaming Up<br />
Robert Hacker – One Laptop per Child Association<br />
Orni Petruschka - CoriolisWind<br />
Nicolas Reis - Altruja GmbH<br />
panel coordinators: Jill Landefeld (MBA 2012) and Ana Lucia Jeronimo (MBA 2011)<br />
2011 Doing Good and Doing Well<br />
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