We CAN! | Daran Bennett & Darren Harding | TEDxCrawley

Las organizaciones benéficas y las empresas a veces no se entienden, ya que las compañías suelen suponer que una organización solo busca una donación económica. Esta charla de TEDxCrawley explica cómo la Collective Action Network (CAN) intenta cambiar esas percepciones para beneficiar a ambas partes. Los ponentes Daran Bennett y Darren Harding destacan la colaboración, las alianzas y la acción colectiva como vías para fortalecer las comunidades.

• Por qué las organizaciones y las empresas pueden malinterpretar sus objetivos
• Cómo la Collective Action Network busca crear alianzas para ambas partes
• El papel de la colaboración en el impacto social

Ever considered that charities and corporates some times don't speak the same language? When a charity talks to a corporate often the view is that they are looking for a financial donation, however in this talk We CAN!, explores how the Collective Action Network (CAN) are changing these perceptions for the good of both parties! Daran Bennett and his team share a passion for building stronger communities through collaboration, partnership and collective action. Daran is CEO of the RPD Foundation and the Collective Action Network, creating meaningful partnerships that empower people, support organisations and drive lasting social impact. He champions the belief that greater outcomes are achieved when people work together—because We CAN. Darren Harding and his team share a passion for building stronger communities through collaboration, partnership and collective action. Darren is a Director at Richard Place Dobson, where he leads the Charity Division and supports charities and not-for-profit organisations. He also chairs the RPD Foundation, helping strengthen relationships between businesses, charities and communities. He champions the belief that greater outcomes are achieved when people work together—because We CAN. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx