Collective Impact:
Making Dallas-Fort Worth a Hub for Social Innovation
ROUNDTABLE | What makes North Texas a place—or a potential place—for social innovation?
In Part Two of our roundtable series, eight experts discuss how Dallas-Fort Worth may be a unique breeding ground for social good, what attracts talent for the sector, and more.
Left to right: Salah Boukadoum, Michelle Williams, Benjamin Vann, Sara Vassar, Matt Myers, Kate Knight, Michael Thomas, Steve Wanta. [Photo: Michael Samples]
The Dallas Innovates “Collective Impact” roundtable brings together a variety of perspectives — from nonprofits to corporations to startups — to discuss the state of social innovation in the North Texas region and beyond.
Our expert panel explores the concept of collective impact in social innovation, talks about the attraction of Dallas as a hub for impact, and asks how we can do more, better. The panel, moderated by Salah Boukadoum, ends with predictions of where things are heading. Boukadoum, as both a social entrepreneur and founder, is uniquely positioned to lead the discussion, as well as participate.
You were introduced to our panel and given a scope for their different perspectives in Part One.
In Part Two, our experts discuss how Dallas-Fort Worth may be a unique breeding ground for social good, what attracts talent for the sector, how collective efforts can make a difference, and more.
Read more at www.dallasinnovates.com
