Can business be a force for good? The debate is on. 🕓 Timings: October 29th, 18.00-20.30 📍 Location: Room 49.2, One Canada Square, Canary Wharf - UCL School of Management What role does business have to play in a world of changing social and environmental responsibility? And can commercial success be measured by the difference a company makes? These are the questions we'll explore in our exclusive fireside chat with Julian Warowioff, UK Managing Director of prominent social enterprise Lemonaid . Join us to discuss: How business can be a force for good The unique role that Social Enterprises play The realities of being a Managing Director What a successful country launch takes The challenges of running a mission-driven business There will be plenty of time for your questions and exclusive networking drinks at UCL's sleekest new campus. Expect dazzling views of Canary Wharf and a gripping discussion of the realities of business for good. Time programming 18:00-18:30 Registration & arrival 18:30-19:00 Networking drinks 19:00-19:30 Fireside chat with Julian Warowioff 19:30-20:00 Audience Q&A 20:00-20:30 Canapes & networking About Lemonaid Lemonaid Beverages is a social enterprise on a mission to turn everyday consumption into lasting impact. Since 2011, we have made Fairtrade organic soft drinks and iced teas, ethically sourced from Sri Lanka, Brazil, and South Africa. Every bottle sold funds social and entrepreneurial projects in the regions we source from. About Julian Julian Warowioff is Lemonaid's UK Managing Director. He built Lemonaid's UK operation from zero after leading the company's Swiss launch, and today runs its commercial, marketing, and market expansion strategy. He also serves on the board of Expert Impact, mentoring UK social entrepreneurs, and most recently facilitated a panel on values-led business at the EVO Forum. About the Social Enterprise programme The Social Enterprise programme is a hub for UCL students wanting to build social impact ventures…