1. Stichting Doen:
Social Safari Vision

2. “MOSA changed my life. Thank you Stichting Doen for
supporting them.”

3. Stichting Doen’s Question
• How do we scale our labour (re)integration projects to get
more people to know about it? For example, we would like
to focus on the care sector as much more can be done
• Also, think big, you have a wild card

4. The reframed question
How can Stichting Doen scale their social impact?—
Using (re)integration as an example
Our Journey:
Online research
Phone interviews
Interventions: Visits to Doen offices and funded projects

5. The Entrepreneurial Journey

6. The Entrepreneurial Journey

7. Our Intervention

8. Intervention Results

9. Live your mission,
you’re more than a bank

10. • s
Celebrate and Share Stories

11. Leverage Knowledge

12. • s
Inspire Participation

13. Our Vision for Stichting Doen
Stichting Doen to take an active
role in becoming most inspiring
Foundation in the world.

14. Stichting Doen Future Framework
Media
Knowledge
Sharing
Incentive Prize
Competitions
Community
Involvement
Content Events Doen Labs Consultation

15. Lead Social Innovation
Annual call for ideas per category
The Doen Challenge
Tiered cash incentives
Public voting
Celebrity jury
The Doen Challenge will be an
incentive based competition to call
for the freshest and brightest ideas
and lead social innovation
How will YOU change the world?

16. Adopt Social Media Strategy
Tonality: Human, Inspiring

17. Knowledge Sharing: Doen Lab

18. Create Community Involvement

19. How to start on Monday?
• Discuss these recommendations
• Move the conversation online
• Pilot connecting to existing online networks
• Empower a community manager
• Tweet to Ali and tell him he’s doing a good job!

20. Any Questions?

21. Recommended Inspiration
On the fund of the 21st century:
www.xprize.org
www.refresheverything.com
Monitoring and evaluation of projects -
http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/information_society/evaluation/lib/
index_en.htm
Community management -
www.digitalepioniers.nl/kennisbank/Community-onderhouden/16
Social computing guidelines -
www.ibm.com/blogs/zz/en/guidelines.html