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Manchester seminar: Offender to Entrepreneur

In this free seminar David will showcase his reseach of innovative programs in the USA which tackle recidivism by enabling men and women to develop their entrepreneurial skills

• From: Academy for Social Justice Commissioning
• Published: 22 November 2018

Wednesday, 9 January

Offender to Entrepreneur

Sharing best practice from the USA in enabling individuals to develop a crime free future

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David Morgan FRSA

Enterprise Partnership Lead │ Novus & Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellow

David discussed how innovative programs in the US tackle recidivism by enabling men and women to develop their entrepreneurial skills and mindset to become better individuals, employees, business owners and employers of the future.

In this free seminar David showcased the innovative US programs which he has researched and observed first hand, following the award of a Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Travelling Grant.

He described the highlights of US programs that work with individuals still in custody and those post release and also focussed on the critical success factors in enabling the men and women to know themselves and how to become better individuals in the future. This foundation significantly increases their life chances to develop ways of earning a legitimate income and to have a crime free future.

Please se attached slide pack for further information.

Offender to Entrepreneur seminar slide pack (Jan 2019)

PDF, 2.93 MB, 24 pages

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Published 22 November 2018