• VCSE Summit 2026: An Overview

    VCSE Summit 2026: An Overview

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    The VCSE Summit 2026 is a large-scale, fully pro bono initiative designed to support and strengthen the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector. The event brings together Crown Commercial Service, the Cabinet Office, NCVO and a wide range of other organisations, all contributing their time and expertise on a voluntary basis.

    All technology and marketing costs for the summit are being covered by the organisers. This approach enables the event to focus on access, collaboration and practical value for participating organisations. The summit is aiming to attract at least 1,000 VCSE organisations for a dedicated day of shared learning, discussion and sector-focused support.

    The programme is expected to explore a range of themes relevant to VCSE organisations, including policy context, operational challenges and opportunities for collaboration. Sessions are intended to offer insight into current developments while creating space for exchange between organisations working across different parts of the sector.

    For organisations such as the Institute, the summit provides a structured opportunity to engage with VCSE organisations at scale. It also offers a platform to share work, increase visibility within the sector and connect with organisations that may be interested in membership or future collaboration. In addition, the summit presents the option for organisations to contribute to the programme, supporting sector-wide discussion through practical experience and knowledge sharing.

    Further details on the VCSE Summit 2026, including opportunities to participate and contribute, can be found here: https://whatimpact.com/vcse-summit/

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  • Meet the CEO

    Meet the CEO

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    We’re pleased to welcome Jacob Hill as ISV’s Interim CEO.

    In this short video, Jacob introduces himself to the ISV community, shares his enthusiasm for connecting with members, and extends an open invitation to meet. To make space for meaningful conversations, Jacob has blocked out his entire Tuesdays for one-to-one meetings.

    This is an opportunity to say hello, share your perspective, ask questions, and begin building the relationships that sit at the heart of ISV. We encourage members and stakeholders to book time and be part of the conversation.

    Book your slot here 

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