Euclid Network - the European Social Enterprise Network (EN)

About Euclid Network - the European Social Enterprise Network (EN)

Euclid Network (EN) is the EU-level network for organisations that support social enterprises, social innovators and impact-driven leaders. Members represent over 120.000 organisations throughout Europe and beyond and support 25 million individuals annually. In tomorrow’s economy the success of business is not only measured by its profitability, but also by its responsibility for people and the planet. Social entrepreneurs and social innovation leaders are the world’s frontrunners dedicated to solving societal and environmental challenges while running a sustainable business. As EU-level network we connect and support those organisations that are helping social enterprises and social innovators to be successful and be so sustainably. EN connects social enterprise (inter)national networks and alliances, national centers for social innovation, universities, business schools, training institutes, social funders and investors, corporates, foundations, incubators, accelerators, frontline NGOs, impact-driven entrepreneurs and public sector policymakers. Since our foundation in 2007 we have managed key EU and private sector co-funded projects with over 200 leading (inter)national thought leaders; members and partners. EN runs the largest social enterprise survey study in Europe and works to put social entrepreneurs at the forefront of developing new funding, policy and shaping the ecosystem and market for social enterprises thanks to a long-term strategic partnership with the European Commission. Strategic programs and special events, include the European Social Enterprise Monitor, Social Innovation Fund, European Social Innovation Campus, Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs, Buy Social EU, ESF+ EU strategic partnership, and so on. Our events create a platform for impact-driven organizations from all corners of Europe to present themselves, connect to investors, public officials and exchange experiences to scale together. More information on www.EuclidNetwork.eu .