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  • Impact in Action: Social Value Made Simple for Gloucestershire Suppliers

    Gloucestershire County Council has partnered with whatimpact to strengthen how social value is delivered across the council.    This partnership creates direct pathways for companies and suppliers to work with local VCSEs (charities, social enterprises, and community groups), ensuring social value delivery is impactful, compliant, and measurable.   Our Impact in Action session will show

  • Impact in Action: Gloucestershire VCSE Alliance: Introducing whatimpact

    Gloucestershire County Council has partnered with whatimpact, the National Social Value Marketplace®, to connect local VCSEs with suppliers delivering mandatory social value in the county. This partnership ensures that supplier resources – including funding, volunteering, and pro bono support – are directed to organisations making a positive local impact. VCSEs in Gloucestershire now have the

  • The Social Value Conference 2025

    Online

    In a world navigating profound social, economic, and environmental challenges, the Social Value Conference 2025 gives you the tools and connections to become part of the solution. This year's theme: Mission Critical Reflecting the urgency of the moment, there is a pressing need to unlock the full potential of social value to empower our communities.

    £20

  • Procurex Wales 2025

    ICC Wales

    whatimpact, the National Social Value Marketplace®, connects public sector suppliers with verified charities, social enterprises, and community groups to deliver meaningful, measurable social value. Our platform makes it simple to find local VCSE partners, align activity with the Social Value Model and TOM System™, and evidence outcomes through automated reporting tools. Trusted by councils and

  • Social Value Think Tank and National Social Value Marketplace

    Online

    Join Our Upcoming Webinar Join the Social Value Think Tank and National Social Value Marketplace by whatimpact for our exclusive Volunteering Webinar on Tuesday 11th November 1pm. We’ll showcase the new HUB features and discuss why targeted volunteering management is key to maximising both employee engagement and social impact.   Register here

  • Webinar: A New Era for Volunteering Management: whatimpact’s new Volunteering HUB

    Join the Social Value Think Tank and National Social Value Marketplace by whatimpact for our exclusive Volunteering Webinar on Tuesday 11th November 1pm.   We’ll showcase the new HUB features and discuss why targeted volunteering management is key to maximising both employee engagement and social impact.

  • Webinar: Embedding VCSEs and Raising Social Value Standards in Local Procurement

    Online

    With the new Procurement Act now in force, councils and housing associations have a major opportunity to set a new benchmark for social value delivery. But unlocking that potential requires collaboration – not just compliance.   This webinar brings together Social Value Quality Mark (SVQM) and whatimpact – the National Social Value Marketplace® to show how local authorities can

  • Maximising Social Value: Building VCSE Partnerships

    Gloucestershire County Council has partnered with whatimpact, the National Social Value Marketplace®, to connect local VCSEs with suppliers delivering mandatory social value in the county. This partnership ensures that supplier resources – including funding, volunteering, and pro bono support – are directed to organisations making a positive local impact. VCSEs in Gloucestershire now have the

  • Help to Grow Management Alumni Event

    In collaboration with Professor Jane Lynch, Tiia will lead a session on embedding social impact within SME business models. The session will explore how social impact:   •  Strengthen organisational purpose and brand value •  Improve relationships with customers and public sector buyers and get more SMEs to bid for government tenders •  Support long

  • CIPS Wales Event Embedding Social Value in Procurement and the Supply Chain

    The panel will discuss practical ways to embed social value within procurement frameworks and supply chains. The conversation will highlight how clear processes, technology and collaboration with VCSE organisations can help buyers and suppliers turn policy into measurable community outcomes in line with the Well being of Future Generations Act.   Confirmed panellists •  Christian