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Day 1
Day 1
19 March | Tuesday | at Impact Hub
19 March | Tuesday | at Impact Hub
13:00-13:30
Registrations open
Registrations open
Meet us after lunch at Impact Hub, Linnaeusstraat 2C, 1092 CK Amsterdam . Please note that lunch on Day 1 will not be provided.
13:30-14:00
Welcome & Getting to know each other
Welcome & Getting to know each other
14:30-15:00
Introduction by the Impact Hub
Introduction by the Impact Hub
Director of Impact Hub Amsterdam, Manon Klein, will welcome us at their space - a center of the impact ecosystem in Amsterdam, buzzing with impact innovation and entrepreneurship. Manon will share more about the strategy of the Impact Hub, how they accelerate impact innovators through programmes, and how they connect them to the market to support the development of an economy that works for all.
15:00-16:00
Workshop: Limitarianism
Workshop: Limitarianism
Prof. Dr. Ingrid Robeyns will be speaking on the topic "The case for limitarianism: Why inequality is bad for humans, society, and the planet".
When we think about inequality, we tend to focus on those who are deprived and don’t have enough. But on the other side of inequality, there is extreme wealth. What role does extreme wealth play? How does it affect society? Does increased wealth concentration create risks for democracy, is it incompatible with principles of climate justice, and is wasteful in terms of meeting needs and creating wellbeing for all? Is there a case for limitarianism, the view that it could be beneficial to have an upper limit to personal wealth hold?
16:00-16:30
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
16:30-16:45
Firestory by Laura Viegener
In this signature Toniic session a member will share more about her journey into impact, opening up about challenges and achievements which made her the investor she is today.
16:45-17:15
Learnings from less successful investments
In this session, we are creating space to talk about how we can "fail forward". A group of members will share their experiences with less successful investments and we will assess together the lessons that can be learned from these unsuccessful exits.
17:15-18:15
Breakouts
Sharing experiences and lessons learned from less successful investments with other members in smaller groups.
18:15-18:30
Wrap up
18:30-19:00
Drinks at Impact Hub with the School for Moral Ambition
We will be joined for drinks by Jan-Willem van Putten, cofounder and Fellowship director of the School of Moral Ambition. He will share more about their vision for a future where the brightest minds are put to use for the collective good.
19:00-21:00
Dinner at Impact Hub
Day 2
Day 2
20 March | Wednesday | at DOEN Foundation
20 March | Wednesday | at DOEN Foundation
08:30-09:00
Registration and Welcome Coffee at DOEN Foundation, Beethovenstraat 200, 1077 JZ Amsterdam
Registration and Welcome Coffee at DOEN Foundation, Beethovenstraat 200, 1077 JZ Amsterdam
09:00-09:15
Day 1 Recap
Day 1 Recap
09:15-11:15
Deep Transition Lab Workshop with Dr. Diana Velasco, Lead of experimentation program DT Lab
Deep Transition Lab Workshop with Dr. Diana Velasco, Lead of experimentation program DT Lab
System investing is the new hot topic. But what does it mean? Which systems do we need to invest in and how can impact investors contribute?
System investing is the new hot topic. But what does it mean? Which systems do we need to invest in and how can impact investors contribute?
In this session, we are going to ask these questions to some of the most knowledgeable experts in the field from the Deep Transition Lab. Through a very interactive session, we will first look at the basic definition of systems and the different components that are defined by. While in the second part we will look at several future scenarios and we will see how different investments might fit one scenario better than the other.
In this session, we are going to ask these questions to some of the most knowledgeable experts in the field from the Deep Transition Lab. Through a very interactive session, we will first look at the basic definition of systems and the different components that are defined by. While in the second part we will look at several future scenarios and we will see how different investments might fit one scenario better than the other.
Led by experts from the Deep Transition Lab, this session promises an engaging exploration into the realm of system investing. Through dynamic discussions and hands-on activities, we will first gain invaluable insights into understanding the essence of system investing and we will then look at several future scenarios and assess together which different investments might fit one scenario better than the other.
Led by experts from the Deep Transition Lab, this session promises an engaging exploration into the realm of system investing. Through dynamic discussions and hands-on activities, we will first gain invaluable insights into understanding the essence of system investing and we will then look at several future scenarios and assess together which different investments might fit one scenario better than the other.
By the end of the session, you'll emerge equipped with a newfound understanding of how to integrate a system investment lens into your portfolio
By the end of the session, you'll emerge equipped with a newfound understanding of how to integrate a system investment lens into your portfolio
11:15-11:45
Break
Break
11:45-12:30
Unlocking Impact at Scale: Utilising Alternative Forms of Capital in a Catalytic Way
In this session, we will examine the barriers that asset owners face when considering the employment of all their capital in a catalytic manner. Our colleague Dipti Pratt will present the findings of a three-year exploration, delving into discussions with High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI) and Family Offices (FO). Additionally, Taco Lens Portfolio Manager at FMO Investment Management will elaborate on their strategies for engaging with impact investors to unlock impact at scale.
We will delve into concrete examples illustrating how catalytic capital is already facilitating this process. For instance, we'll explore the ability to launch a USD 1.1 billion fund with just a USD 25 million guarantee provided by a foundation.
12:30-14:00
Lunch
Lunch
14:00-15:00
Journaling, Peer Sharing and Closing Circle
Journaling, Peer Sharing and Closing Circle
We will take a moment to reflect on the learnings from the last day and benefit from the knowledge and experience of our peers, before closing in a circle.
In the afternoon, we're in for an exciting adventure as we explore two remarkable impact investments made by our esteemed Toniic member, DEON Participatie, right there in the vibrant city of Amsterdam. This unique opportunity will allow us to not only connect with the visionary founders but also engage in insightful conversations with the DOEN team. We'll dive deep into why they chose to invest in these ventures and gain valuable insights into their current involvement. Get ready for an inspiring journey of exploration and discovery!
In the afternoon, we're in for an exciting adventure as we explore two remarkable impact investments made by our esteemed Toniic member, DEON Participatie, right there in the vibrant city of Amsterdam. This unique opportunity will allow us to not only connect with the visionary founders but also engage in insightful conversations with the DOEN team. We'll dive deep into why they chose to invest in these ventures and gain valuable insights into their current involvement. Get ready for an inspiring journey of exploration and discovery!
15:30-17:30
Boat Tour
In 2015 the founders of Roderij Lampedusa picked up two boats abandoned by refugees from the Italian island of Lampedusa and brought them to Amsterdam. With the aim of establishing the most colorful, most inclusive, and most sympathetic shipping company in the city - but perhaps in the whole of Europe. You will decide for yourself whether they have succeeded. They – a mixed group with roots in Syria, Somalia, Eritrea, Columbia, Turkey, Egypt, and the Netherlands – are happy to sail and guide you through their world city and home port while sharing with you the story of the trip that brought them from their homeland to Europe.
Boat Tour
In 2015 the founders of Roderij Lampedusa picked up two boats abandoned by refugees from the Italian island of Lampedusa and brought them to Amsterdam. With the aim of establishing the most colorful, most inclusive, and most sympathetic shipping company in the city - but perhaps in the whole of Europe. You will decide for yourself whether they have succeeded. They – a mixed group with roots in Syria, Somalia, Eritrea, Columbia, Turkey, Egypt, and the Netherlands – are happy to sail and guide you through their world city and home port while sharing with you the story of the trip that brought them from their homeland to Europe.
15:30-17:30
Chocolatemakers Tour
Have you always wanted to take a look inside a real chocolate factory? Where everything is still made from the raw ingredients? In the Amsterdam's cacaohaven there is a very special factory. A real chocolate factory, where everything from bean to bar is made in-house. Completely powered by solar energy! We will learn all about their sustainable way of working, about the world of chocolate and about how that delicious taste is actually created. You will even make your own chocolate bar!
Chocolatemakers Tour
Have you always wanted to take a look inside a real chocolate factory? Where everything is still made from the raw ingredients? In the Amsterdam's cacaohaven there is a very special factory. A real chocolate factory, where everything from bean to bar is made in-house. Completely powered by solar energy! We will learn all about their sustainable way of working, about the world of chocolate and about how that delicious taste is actually created. You will even make your own chocolate bar!
19:00-22:00
Dinner at Dignita Hoftuin (Nieuwe Herengracht 18a, 1018 DP Amsterdam)
To end on a high, we will have dinner in the magical garden of the Hermitage Museum (now called H'ART Museum). The restaurant where we will have dinner is called Dignità and is part of the Not For Sale social enterprise model. Not For Sale is an international organisation that, through its social enterprises, works to provide certified training programs and support a vulnerable target group of individuals, like victims of human trafficking who are living in an Amsterdam shelter. In a professional kitchen, the victims learn to prepare healthy soups and salads. After the course, they receive a Not For Sale-certificate. With the work experience and the acknowledgement of their capabilities by way of the certificate, the participants develop self-esteem. They feel like they are part of society again and dare to make plans for the future. This supports the recovery process of the victims.
Dinner at Dignita Hoftuin (Nieuwe Herengracht 18a, 1018 DP Amsterdam)
To end on a high, we will have dinner in the magical garden of the Hermitage Museum (now called H'ART Museum). The restaurant where we will have dinner is called Dignità and is part of the Not For Sale social enterprise model. Not For Sale is an international organisation that, through its social enterprises, works to provide certified training programs and support a vulnerable target group of individuals, like victims of human trafficking who are living in an Amsterdam shelter. In a professional kitchen, the victims learn to prepare healthy soups and salads. After the course, they receive a Not For Sale-certificate. With the work experience and the acknowledgement of their capabilities by way of the certificate, the participants develop self-esteem. They feel like they are part of society again and dare to make plans for the future. This supports the recovery process of the victims.
End of Gathering: We have additional programming for the 100% Member Gathering
Day 3
Day 3
21 March | Thursday | near Vondelpark, exact address upon registration
21 March | Thursday | near Vondelpark, exact address upon registration
09:00-09:30
Registration
Registration
09:30-10:00
Welcome, Settling in, Meditation
Welcome, Settling in, Meditation
10:00-11:00
Designing Impactful Legacies: Workshop on Storytelling as a way to leverage your impact
Designing Impactful Legacies: Workshop on Storytelling as a way to leverage your impact
This workshop is focused on supporting our 100% members to further amplify their dedicated work by leveraging storytelling and design methods that reach even further and inspire more. Equipped with those communication tools, we can bring more power and relevance to our impact work. Led by Thomas Ermacora and Paul Hughes.
11:00-11:30
Break
Break
11:30-12:00
Introductions from new & prospective members
Introductions from new & prospective members
12:00-13:00
Impact Portfolio Deep Dive presented by Siemon van der Berg
Impact Portfolio Deep Dive presented by Siemon van der Berg
One of the signature 100% sessions. A dive into a member's journey into impact investing including his beliefs and values as well as investment strategy and portfolio allocation. Siemon will also share some case studies of his impact investments and lessons learned.
13:00-14:30
Lunch & walk in the park (if weather permits)
Lunch & walk in the park (if weather permits)
14:30-15:00
Further introductions from new and prospective members, and updates from members
Further introductions from new and prospective members, and updates from members
15:00-15:45
The 100%, elevating our impact to the next level
The 100%, elevating our impact to the next level
Robert Boogaard, Simon Pickard and Hedda Pahlson-Moller will lead a group discussion about taking 100% to the next level, including thoughts on Limitarianism, Enough and Deep Impact.
15:45-16:30
Deep personal sharing on limitarianism, enough and deep impact
Deep personal sharing on limitarianism, enough and deep impact
In smaller groups, we will dive deeper on what limitarianism, enough and deep impact means for each of us individually.
16:30-16:45
Break
Break
16:45-17:15
Collective Action in the 100% Network
Collective Action in the 100% Network
We will discuss some first projects of collective action within Toniic and explore together how to expand and deepen our collective impact and how the 100% Network can support its members in this journey.
17:15-18:00
Closing round of commitments
Closing round of commitments
As during every 100% Gathering, we will close the day in the circle sharing and following up on commitments for ourselves for the future.
18:00-19:30
Drinks & Networking
Drinks & Networking
Self-organized dinners. Please find some restaurant recommendations:
Self-organized dinners. Please find some restaurant recommendations:
Cozy, affordable and delicious: The Night Kitchen
Classier and easy to talk: The Conservatorium Brasserie
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