Eloise Hall

A deep dive into the logistics, realities and reason behind social enterprises in Australia. This presentation will highlight the opportunity consumers have to make a difference through their everyday spending habits, rather than their charitable or philanthropic expressions. It challenges our existing understanding of charity and business structure and draws urgency to the structural opportunities for change. Profit for Purpose is a presentation delivered from the experience and passion attained by the speaker’s own experience in establishing the Social Enterprise TABOO Period Products. Who this is for: This presentation is most appropriate for adult audiences engaged in corporate work or leaders in any industry. It is best suited for an open-minded audience or at least an audience that is willing to have ideas and understandings challenged. Key Takeaways: - An increased understanding that their individual spending habits are an important opportunity to make a difference. - A greater prospect for ethical and social business to business trade and engagement. - A sense of hope, in that daunting world issues are not as “Impossible” to solve as we’re often told. Commercial ROI: Younger consumer markets are actively seeking ethical and social businesses to work in and trade with. This presentation will increase understanding of ethical and social business which can help boost return with improved social measures.

Period Poverty is a widespread issue that infiltrates nations around the world. Harsh realities of inequality are a result of period poverty, and this presentation is not hesitant to remind us of those consequences. “Solving Gender Equality, starting from the Uterus”, suggests that accessible menstrual wellbeing resources and education is the starting point for significant progress in attaining global gender equality. The topic reminds us of the biological importance of menstruation for all people and reflects on the structural and international interests of equal social cohesion. It explores the inappropriate weight of gender in the discussion and brings power to all people with the shared understanding of menstruation Who this is for: This presentation is relevant for all industries and people groups, most specifically rights activists or NFP workers. The presentation is appropriate for all levels of understanding and will be a thought-provoking delivery of information for most. Key Takeaways: - Understanding of period poverty in a global context - the implications on gender inequality. - Inspire a shift in public discourse to eradicate menstrual stigma in order to instigate significant shifts in gender equality. - International Relations perspective on how gender equality can be attained, starting with improved menstrual wellbeing.

This presentation follows the journey of TABOO Period Products’ founders in establishing a social enterprise that eradicates period poverty. It explores the decision-making processes that lead them to sell a premium product in consumer markets to make significant social and ethical change. The opportunity for consumer-funded impact is embellished, further unpacking the impact made to eradicate period poverty through the company’s sales. Who this is for: Appropriate for all audiences, especially youthful audiences who are looking for inspiration. It is an expression of leadership, so is also appropriate for managerial levelled audiences. Key Takeaways: - A sense of inspiration to navigate uncharted water in the spirit of passion - An insight into social enterprise functionality and opportunity - Increased sense of opportunity to create change as a consumer

This presentation closely follows the journey of TABOO’s co-founders in uncovering what period poverty looks like, and the development of their passion. It discusses the significance of menstrual health and wellbeing as a personal experience, and where those collective experiences sit within the bigger picture of our world and different populations. Period poverty is discussed in depth, and the consequences are explained in the context of gender inequality, the poverty cycle and the environment. Who this is for: Appropriate for audiences that are seeking a greater understanding of global inequalities, especially those attributed to gender. Managerial audiences are well suited to this topic. Key Takeaways: - Improved understanding of Period Poverty and its effects. - An insight into the gender inequality and poverty that is often born from period poverty. - An opportunity for the audience to challenge the reality of period poverty and implement change.

In a time where complex social and environmental issues are running rampant, our understanding of the world's inequality is becoming more and more apparent. This presentation unpacks the systematic birth of this inequality and provides insight into how social business can be the prescribed solution for consumers and business leaders. This presentation is perfect for Entrepreneurs or audiences that are energised by disruptive ideas and innovation. It's targeted at c-suite leaders or politicians who are in a position to create change, however, will also be inspiring and assuring for aspiring social entrepreneurs. Key Takeaways: - An understanding of the world's economic dilemma of the division of wealth, and how our current form of capitalism fuels inequality. - More importantly, how social business is a practical opportunity to solve this issue and nurture a fair world. - Practically, some inspiration on how to create change, how to pressure our systems to change and advance our global pursuit for equality through social business