The Canadian Social Value Exchange
Sydney Gunn rounded out our Nov 21st session, sharing her experience as her organization, Ballad Employment Services, uses SROI to communicate differently with funders and to maximize impact across its wide array of programming.
It was a practical, open discussion that captured the audience's attention and was appreciated by all assembled.
On June 11th 2025, Social Value Canada and Jacqueline Corey had an engaging conversation.
Some of Jacqueline’s major insights include her viewpoint on implementing a mixed methods methodology to calculate social value, her collaborative approach to involving every player in the realization of social value in their practices, and her clever use of existing networks and frameworks to build her strategy.
Download Jacqueline Corey’s presentation and Watch the June 11 recording.
On March 7th 2025, Social Value Canada joined by colleagues from Social Value Malaysia took this opportunity to experience how Social Value, SROI, the SDG Impact Standards, and the other SVC/SVI initiatives all come together in a meaningful and high-impact way.
On Sep 27, we hosted a fascinating and insightful conversation about conducting an SROI with three seasoned practitioners. Between them, Melek De-Wint, Dan Kershaw and Scott Richter illustrated the value and relevance of SROI for organizations operating in vastly different sectors and contexts.
If you missed it and are interested in impact management and SROI, you’ll want to watch how practitioners conducted and SROI recording.
Social Value Canada members were joined by colleagues from Social Value US, Social Value Aotearoa, and Social Value International, to discuss how social value practice has and is evolving around the world. Sara, Yulia, Jo, and Nicole are involved in very different ways. They offer great context and perspective. An interesting listen!
Social Value Canada Members gathered on April 29, to discuss changes in the Bylaws, opportunities to get more involved, and to expand professional practice. All are welcome. Together, we are changing the way the world accounts for value.
On May 31, Rosemarie Powell made compelling cases for the social and economic value that is created through Community Benefits Agreements (CBAs) and the need to enshrine social procurement in all publicly funded contracts.
Time for a social value act for Canada?
On November 21st, 2025, Philip Isard was one of three practitioners sharing their time with the Canadian Social Value Network.
A Canadian transplant based in Dublin, Ireland, Philip offers great insights into outcome mapping and how to capture lived experience as Theories of Change are developed. He works with a breadth of organizations, ranging from small to large, at varying stages of readiness and measurement knowledge. Super interesting!
Listen to Social Value International CEO, Ben Carpenter, discuss current and evolving international priorities, and how they relate to Social Value Canada’s role as a joint member network and current priorities. Its a succinct overview and hugely informative.
On May 14th 2025, Social Value Canada joined with Natasha Jolob.
Natasha shared her experience on capacity-building, charity, government work, social investing & strategic development.
On April 26, Keith Taylor, the Executive Director of DUCA Impact Lab, joined us for a fascinating conversation about Impact Lab initiatives to provide credit to Canadians who are currently not eligible to access mainstream banking options.
The discussion highlighted the value of the economic and social impact that such relief from predatory loans can deliver for individuals, households, and communities.
Gender empowerment has driven all of Bonnie’s work — from establishing a social enterprise that supports marginalized women across Asia and Africa to founding a consultancy that promotes diversity within impact investing.
SROI (social return on investment) training has shaped her international career, how she conducts impact measurement and stakeholder engagement projects, and has enabled her to speak truth to powerful institutions.
Sean Wilshire spoke about transforming your organization through decision making, this webinar which took place on March 1st, 2023.
On November 21st, 2025, Sheila Durie shared her time and vast experience with the Canadian Social Value Network.
Joining us from the greater Edinburgh area in Scotland Sheilais one of the most experienced Social Value practitioners on the planet. (No exaggeration!) During our time together, she offered much-needed context around the Social Value movement, her perspective as a co-author of the SROI Guide, and experience-based guidance on using measures to truly understand a person’s experience and uncover impact upon wellbeing.
On April 24th 2025, Social Value Canada had a conversation with a great group abut what is Social Value.
On April 9th 2025, Social Value Canada joined by Jo Nicholson took this opportunity to learn how her work in change management has contributed to the development of Social Value Aotearoa (SVA) in New Zealand.