About the Centre

Welcome to the Centre for Social Impact (CSI), a unique partnership between the Business Schools of the University of New South Wales, the University of Melbourne, Swinburne University of Technology and the University of Western Australia.

CSI has a profoundly important mission: to educate tomorrow's social entrepreneurs and strengthen today's social enterprises...[Read more]

 

Graduate Certificate in Social Impact

 

An exciting new program that focuses on building the professional capacity of managers and entrepreneurs of the future, across all sectors. This program is aimed at leaders seeking to enhance their capacity to lead organisations creating social and environmental value, and to operate in a changed cross-sector social landscape.  Read more

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

New Staff at the Centre for Social Impact

 

CSI is delighted to announce that Les Hems and Prof Ian Williamson have joined our team.

Les is a former director of Guidestar in the UK and has been appointed CSI's new Director of Research, while Professor Ian Williamson joins CSI as the inaugural Helen Macpherson Smith Chair of Leadership for Social Impact at Melbourne Business School, University of Melbourne.

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Les Hems


Prof Ian Williamson

Ian Williamson

Yakety Yak conversation with Dr Ken Henry

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Treasury Secretary Dr Ken Henry spoke to Peter Thompson about his passion for Australian wildlife and his commitment along with his wife's to take care of injured animals 24/7.

The Yakety Yak series will be running again in 2010 in Perth, Melbourne and Sydney.

To view previous Yakety Yak videos, click here.

 





The Centre for Social Impact can be reached on +61 2 9385 6568 or email csi@unsw.edu.au
We can be found at Level 6, East Lobby, Australian School of Business (E12)
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