Start your
social enterprise.
Who We Are
senco inspires, connects and equips those looking to engage in social enterprise to face cultural, environmental and social challenges in our region.
We work with social enterprises, budding social entrepreneurs, organizations, intermediaries and community leaders to support innovative economic approaches to strengthen our communities. Our goal is to be the bridge to new knowledge, resources and supporting business practices to achieve financial growth and sustainability through social enterprise.
senco is an initiative of Georgian College’s Centre for Changemaking and Social Innovation (CCSI).
Our region of Central Ontario aligns with the “footprint” of Georgian’s seven campuses in the counties of Simcoe, Muskoka, Grey and Dufferin.
*2018 Social Enterprise Sector Development Strategy Highlights
*2019 Social Enterprise Sector Development Groups
senco Facilitators

LINDSAY TELFER
Manager of Knowledge Services at Green Municipal Fund

ROSS MCINTYRE
Community Director
at Camp Couchiching
Georgian College Faculty

QUENTIN EVANS
Georgian Centre for Changemaking and Social Innovation
Georgian College Faculty
senco Advisors

SUZIE ADDISON-TOOR
Director of Student Success and Social Innovation at Georgian College

CATHY LANG
Lang Consulting

LINDSAY TELFER
Manager of Knowledge Services at
Green Municipal Fund

LINDSAY TELFER
Manager of Knowledge Services at
Green Municipal Fund
senco Staff

JENNA STEVENATO
SENCO Coordinator
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Opportunities
Individual
Are you a recent graduate, current student or individual looking to get involved in the social enterprise sector in this region?
Organization
Is your organization interested in learning more about social enterprise? Have you started a social enterprise and are looking to build out your initiative’s sustainability and impact?
Communities
Are you an intermediary or community leader looking to grow your understanding or expertise in social enterprise? Are you looking to partner to seek out new resources for social enterprise development in your community?