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1st Annual Doing Good Doing Well IESE Social Investment Competition (SIC)

1st Annual Doing Good Doing Well IESE Social Investment Competition (SIC). Saturday, 25 th of February 2012 IESE Business School Barcelona, Spain. About Doing Good Doing Well. Doing Good Doing Well is Europe’s Leading Student-Run Conference on Responsible Business

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1st Annual Doing Good Doing Well IESE Social Investment Competition (SIC)

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  1. 1st Annual Doing Good Doing WellIESE Social Investment Competition (SIC) Saturday, 25th of February 2012 IESE Business School Barcelona, Spain

  2. About Doing Good Doing Well • Doing Good Doing Well is Europe’s Leading Student-Run Conference on Responsible Business • 9th Annual Doing Good Doing Well Conference • 2011 Highlights • 2 day event with nearly 800 participants, over 150 panel speakers and 5 keynote speakers • 2012 Focus • “Achieving Sustainability in Business and Society” • Panels on Innovation, Growth, Collaboration and Impact • For more information please visit http://blog.iese.edu/dgdw/

  3. About SIC • The first-annual DGDW Social Investment Competition (SIC) is an all-day event that brings together top MBA students, socially minded entrepreneurs and social venture capitalists in which MBA students and entrepreneurs go through the entire investment process in an extremely condensed time period while being judged and moderated by the investors.

  4. About SIC • 6 student teams will replicate social investment activity by considering 5 investments in early-stage companies. They will • Review 5 business plans in 48 hours. • Conduct due-diligence sessions with entrepreneurs, providing their rationale for investment consideration or disregard. • Choose one firm for which they will perform valuation, set social impact KPIs and create an executive summary and term-sheet which they will negotiate with the entrepreneur • 10 partner-level representatives of 10 top Global social venture capital firms will be present during the process and act as judges considering: • The teams’ identification of the critical issues and ability to build rapport with the entrepreneurs during the due-diligence sessions • The teams’ term sheet negotiation with the selected entrepreneur

  5. Value for Venture Capital firms • Access to promising socially minded entrepreneurs: • 5 early-stage promising start-ups actively seeking funding • Firms are carefully seected from a large pool, on the basis of business potential , social impact and fit with SVC funding. • Opportunities to network with members of your EU peer group • Meet the partners of Europe’s most influential funds and most successful local SVC and Angel funds • Discuss business models in a relaxed non-competitive environment • Enjoy an insider’s look at IESE’s talent pool • Participating students consistently show strong interest in working in SVC post graduation. See them act in real business environment • Establish brand with future entrepreneurs or managers of start-ups

  6. Value for Entrepreneurs • Meet some of the most influential social venture capital firms in Europe • You will have a privileged opportunity to present your project • Show them how you perform as a manager during the due-diligence sessions • Use the negotiation round to show them how well you will defend their interest if they invest in your company • Sharpen your project • Learn from other peer entrepeneurs • Refine your pitch with the help of IESE MBA students • Obtain feedback from investors, professors and students • Meet the IESE community • Engage students to work in your company during the summer internship or upon graduation

  7. Value for Students • Learn: Have a deep dive into Social Entrepreneurship and Social Venture Capital • Learn what makes a start-up attractive for SVCs • Experience the SVC life for one day • See entrepreneurs pitch their projects to SVCs • Work: Get a chance to apply for summer internships and fulltime jobs • Social Venture Capital: Signal your interest the industry, know who is who and network • Socially Minded Companies: Meet CEOs of start-ups directly and prove your skills • Entrepreneurs: Meet other socially minded entrepreneurs and learn from their experience. Meet the potential investors if your project face-to-face • Enjoy: SIC is a thrilling teamwork experience and a great chance to network!

  8. We look forward to seeing you in February!Your 2012 Student SIC Committee • Event Details: • Location: IESE Business School. Avinguda Pearson 21, Barcelona • Date: Saturday 25th of February 2012 • Starting time: Promptly at 9:00. The event runs until 17:00 For additional information or to RSVP, please contact accordingly: • Entrepreneurs: IAlegre@iese.edu • Venture Capital Firms: Annamarie.Harling@iese.net or Fmassa@iese.edu • General: Matthew.Raimondi@iese.net

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