Upcoming events across regulated investment crowdfunding, impact investing, and social enterprise — the gatherings where this community meets. Updated daily · Curated by The Super Crowd, Inc.
Fishing Differently connects faith-inspired leaders, anchor institutions, and place-based investors or funders who want to use community assets for positive change. The 2026 gathering includes a pre-conference resilience retreat, plenaries, design labs, networking, and an impact awards gala. Social enterprise leaders would care because it links assets, revenue, service, and neighborhood transformation.
Social enterprise Event details ↗A hybrid summit for academics, students, practitioners, government officials, and social entrepreneurs to share research, projects, and practical experience. The event welcomes presentations, university initiatives, practitioner cases, and roundtable debates, serving people who want to strengthen social entrepreneurship ecosystems and learn from peers working across regions.
Social enterprise Event details ↗A place-based gathering for innovators, investors, faith leaders, policy shapers, and neighborhood champions focused on repairing local economies. In Galveston, the agenda highlights local business investment, anti-displacement work, climate resilience, tax justice, entrepreneurship, and the creative economy, giving community capital practitioners concrete strategies and relationships.
Social enterprise Event details ↗BLD Southeast is a conscious-business gathering framed around building thriving communities and legacy through care. The 2026 event takes place in Washington, D.C., with programming planned for mission-driven business leaders, speakers, and regional changemakers. The social enterprise community would care because it connects values-aligned companies and practitioners around sustainable, community-centered business practice.
Social enterprise Event details ↗A two-day Minnesota conference for community champions, entrepreneurs, economic development professionals, students, and local leaders building stronger entrepreneurial ecosystems. Sessions cover nontraditional financing, creative economy, employee ownership, social entrepreneurship, local storytelling, and youth entrepreneurship, making it relevant for place-based social enterprise and community wealth work.
Social enterprise Event details ↗Concordia’s Annual Summit is a global affairs convening held during UNGA Week in New York City. It brings business, government, nonprofit, and civic leaders together around public-private partnerships and market-based solutions. Social enterprise and impact leaders would care because it offers access to cross-sector decision-makers working on scalable responses to global challenges.
Social enterprise Event details ↗Social Innovation Summit’s UNGA-week VIP convenings include dinners, receptions, breakfast salons, and networking moments for corporate leaders, grantmakers, impact investors, NGO and nonprofit leaders, philanthropists, celebrities, and social entrepreneurs. The community would care because these smaller events are designed to spark partnerships during a week when many global social impact leaders are already gathered.
Social enterprise Event details ↗TBN Asia’s annual conference spotlights social entrepreneurship and impact investing across Asia. The 2026 Indonesia edition focuses on regenerative and redemptive impact, with plenaries, workshops, exhibition opportunities, and connections among impact businesses, funders, mentors, coaches, and specialist advisors interested in positive economic empowerment.
Social enterprise Event details ↗Festival for Good is a free community marketplace celebrating Central Ohio social enterprises. Attendees can shop local vendors, meet makers, and learn how everyday purchases can support mission-driven work. Social enterprise founders and supporters would care because it gives ventures direct customer exposure while building public enthusiasm for businesses that create community benefit.
Social enterprise Event details ↗A cross-sector summit for builders, investors, policymakers, founders, creators, and community leaders shaping shared ownership and participatory economic models. Topics include employee ownership, community wealth, ownership-lens investing, mission-preserving companies, governance, data rights, housing, energy, and infrastructure, all tied to broader questions of shared value.
Social enterprise Event details ↗A 2.5-day regional Hearth Summit bringing together social entrepreneurs, educators, artists, funders, mental health practitioners, and other changemakers. Hosted at Kintsugi Village Detroit, it centers individual, collective, and ecological wellbeing, using art, healing, reflection, and community practice to support leaders working toward a more just society.
Social enterprise Event details ↗Upswell Forum is a no-fee Harvard Business School Social Enterprise Initiative program for senior leaders of social enterprises and nonprofits serving Atlanta, Boston, Detroit, and Houston. It begins with in-person workshops on campus and continues with virtual sessions. The community would care because it supports growth-stage leaders working directly in communities of color.
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