Posts Tagged Big Society
Asking Robin Van Persie to kick the childcare football straight into the Equalities net
Posted by juneosullivan in Early Years, Education, Research on January 21, 2013
Childcare is flavour of the week and quickly becoming a political football. I wish we had an equivalent Robin Van Persie to either land the childcare ball in the net, or kick it so far into the distance that we have to begin a debate that gets us to really consider what we want from childcare. At […]
Camp beds, James Bond and Pandemonium: the Olympics have arrived.
Posted by juneosullivan in Uncategorized on July 29, 2012
I was going to blog about babies and business which hit the headlines last week – namely how the newly appointed pregnant CEO of Yahoo, Marissa Mayer will not take maternity leave and bring her baby to work, and the CEO of Addison Lee, Liam Griffin wants his staff to be able to bring their […]
Life can be perfect, so raise a glass of Bollinger to a world of Social Enterprises.
Posted by juneosullivan in Early Years, Social Enterprise on April 6, 2012
It wasn’t Big Society or social value that got Mr. Cameron out of Downing St to celebrate social businesses, it was money; or at least the draw of it. Big Society Capital, long planned and much mooted by Mr Hurd MP, finally launched; but had it not been for the Prime Minister helping out on […]