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Can social innovation save our coastal communities?
Tags: Social investment | Climate change
Simon Steeden
Senior associate, Bates Wells & Braithwaite
Simon Steeden is a senior associate at Bates Wells & Braithwaite, an Oxford graduate and an active member of civil society.
His charitable roles include trustee of single father support service Dads House, member of the board of directors of Friends of the Earth and council member of the Pestalozzi International Village Trust.
Simon's professional responsibilities include company, commercial and charity law advice; cross-border philanthropy and tax-efficient giving between EEA countries, and trading by charities and trading companies.
He counts among his clients Charity Bank, the Eden Project and HCT Group.
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The social sector could play a pivotal role in ensuring the survival of flood-prone communities, says Simon Steeden.
The public are more aware of social enterprise but aren’t quite sure what it means. Simon Steeden offers some clarity and discusses what more should be done to address the issue.
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