Small Talk meetings

There’s a field in the registration form to briefly describe your question or case. After registering, you can also send details to the email provided in the confirmation message — format: context — question — desired outcome. Moderators group submissions by topic and select 3–5 most representative cases for discussion. All examples are anonymized, and any sensitive information (financials, personal data) is only shared with written consent.

Yes, with speakers’ consent, video recordings will be available after the session, and links will be sent to all registered participants. Materials include presentations, checklists, document templates, and useful links. You can use them for personal or internal organizational purposes with proper attribution; public sharing without permission is not allowed. Taking personal notes is fine, but audio/video recording on your own devices is only allowed with organizers’ and speakers’ consent.

Yes, we welcome new ideas and voices. Submit your topic via the registration form or by email with the note “Small Talk Topic”. Briefly describe the problem, target audience, expected outcome, and 3–5 key questions for discussion. If you want to speak, include a short bio (700–900 characters), 1–2 examples of previous talks or publications, your proposed topic, and 3 learning outcomes.

Selection is based on practical relevance, alignment with social enterprises and civil society, and absence of direct advertising. Formats include solo talks (20–25 min), panel discussions (30–40 min), Q&A moderation, or a short case slot (7–10 min).