Friday, July 30, 2010
RISE: The Voice of the South West England Social Enterprise
Link:
http://www.rise-sw.co.uk 
RISE is the voice for South West England social enterprise and supports the development of sustainable social enterprises in the region. RISE is also the manager of the Social Enterprise Mark, something we're particularly interested in learning more about.
RISE is a membership organisation open to anyone who has an interest in the social enterprise agenda and is based in South West England, offering you a range of discounts to publications and events.
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