Co-operative Development Scotland (CDS) on behalf of all Scotland’s enterprise agencies (Scottish Enterprise, Highlands & Islands Enterprise and South of Scotland Enterprise), contributes to the Plural Ownership pillar by supporting companies and community groups across Scotland that want to adopt an inclusive business model such as employee ownership or a co-operative.
CDS is delivering a two-part event programme aimed at front line business and community advisors, those with a policy and strategic role and other interested parties from across local authorities, the enterprise agencies and Third Sector Interfaces (TSIs). The programme will demonstrate how inclusive business models can contribute to the 5 CWB pillars.
- Part 1 (workshop) – CDS will deliver a 2.5 hour in-depth workshop on employee ownership and co-operatives to enhance attendees knowledge of these business models and to explore how CDS can assist their organisation in the delivery of its CWB plural ownership agenda.
- Part 2 (webinars) – CDS will host a series of follow-up webinars on the remaining 4 CWB pillars: Spending/Procurement, Land and Property, Workforce, and Finance. Delivered by partner organisations, these 1-hour webinars will provide attendees with information on the support available to assist their organisation in the delivery of its CWB agenda.
Please note, you must attend a workshop before participating in a webinar.
View the programme below.
Part 1 – Inclusive Business Models Workshops
Date and Time | Location | Booking Link |
6 February 2024, 10-12.30pm | Stirling |
Part 2 – CWB Pillar Webinars
Pillar | Date and Time | Booking Link |
Finance | 5 December 2023, 10-11am | Book here |
Finance | 13 February 2024, 10-11am | Book here |
Workforce | 12 December 2023, 10-11am | Book here |
Workforce | 20 February 2023, 10-11am | Book here |
Land and Property | 21 November 2023, 10-11am | Book here |
Land and Property | 27 February 2024, 10-11am | Book here |
Spending/Procurement | 28 November 2023, 10-11am | Book here |
Spending/Procurement | 5 March 2024, 10-11am | Book here |