In Episode 3 of The Social Value Podcast, PwC and Birmingham 2022 discuss their experiences of social value and how they collaborated to encourage organisations across Birmingham to work together and leave a positive legacy from the prestigious Commonwealth Games. Guests included: Vladyslava Kravchenko, Sponsorship Project Manager at PwC; Nicola Turner, Director of Legacy at Birmingham 2022; Shah Begum, Outreach and Impacts Manager at Birmingham 2022; and Judy Rantzen, Social Value Senior Pursuit Coach at PwC. Nicola Turner and Shah Begum now work for United by 2022, the official legacy charity for the Games, and will continue to promote the Games' legacy.

In this episode, we speak with SUEZ UK’s CEO John Scanlan and Sustainability and Social Value Lead Sarah Ottaway about their experience as a triple-bottom line business and how social value has helped them to become a better business, a better partner to the public sector and build stronger relationships with their staff.

On the first episode of The Social Value Podcast, Michelle Levi, Social Impact Lead for Europe at Jacobs, discusses the importance of building a culture that supports and champions social value, Jacobs’ ambitions for social value, and the power of local teams.

Social Impact. ESG. Corporate Social Responsibility. The triple bottom line. There’s no doubt that businesses are looking at ways to do things differently.

The aim of the Social Value Podcast is to help leaders in the public and private sector, to understand how using a “social value” approach will enable better decisions. Social Value is a way of maximising the positive social, economic and environmental impact of your organisation.

This series is being produced as part of Social Value 2032, a partnership between Social Enterprise UK, Jacobs, PwC, Shaw Trust, Siemens and Suez Recycling and Recovery UK.

This programme aims to spread the use of social value across the public and private sectors so that every penny we spend delivers a better, greener future.

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