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Find and create opportunities for social innovation and business growth.

A global megatrend The Western world is in the midst of a global megatrend. Major companies are staking their role in solving global challenges: from health and wellness to housing, climate change and social inclusion. In Australia, companies are measuring and understanding their social impact in order to deliver successful outcomes. In the social sector, government leaders are moving quickly to embrace the opportunities presented by cross sector partnerships. This new era of shared value creation means greater commitment and often greater investment in return for sustainable and scalable growth. And it needs new tools, models and thinking to achieve its potential for business and society. 3a glasshouse road collingwood 3066 Social Impact Practice 2

New ways to solve problems Using social research and human centred design to understand and define needs, we develop business strategies, initiatives, services and campaigns that create measurable social impact and financial returns. With deep knowledge of the sectors we work and invest in, we find new solutions to entrenched and emerging social problems that intersect with market and economic opportunities. We partner with diverse organisations separately and in dynamic partnerships to understand and reach people, innovate products or services, improve access and efficiency, and scale impact. Every assignment is unique. On every project we bring a mix of approaches, models and expertise aligned to context and outcomes sought. Outlined in this pack are our core social impact services: 1. Shared value strategy 2. Social impact initiatives 3. Social change campaigns 4. Purpose branding 5. Social research 6. Co-design 7. Social impact measurement and reporting 8. Facilitation, training and coaching 3a glasshouse road collingwood 3066 Social Impact Practice

A pathway to change Change is hard. There is no doubt about it. Turning a good idea into a scalable solution requires a deep understanding of the social issue and its determinants, adaptation of contemporary models and practice, effective collaboration and inspired leadership. There are often many relationships, systems, objectives, people and assets to guide and manage: each important to achieving goals in forecast timeframes. With experience, a steady hand and a network of expert collaborators, we map and work across your impact ecosystem, and along your journey. We work closely with our clients and partners to define a pathway to change that gathers momentum along the way. 4

BUSINESS Define purpose Social and market research Impact framing Shared value mapping Business case Impact statement Brand narrative Enterprise strategy Initiative design Service co-design Employee purpose alignment App development Social change campaign Social innovation model Training, coaching and capacity building Evaluation and coreporting INNOVATION CYCLE Impact investment readiness Consumer engagement Partnership and collaboration design/management SOCIAL 3a glasshouse road collingwood 3066 Social Impact Practice

Shared value strategy We guide enterprises and teams to uncover opportunities and design strategies that address social problems and deliver sustainable business returns. One of Australia s first companies to assess and test the concept of shared value, Ellis Jones has been a prominent contributor to the development of the shared value concept in Australia and, via the Shared Value Initiative and our knowledge network, globally. For our clients, we collaboratively design long term shared value strategies that establish competitive advantage, transform relationships and systems and measurably addresses social needs. We view shared value as having equal promise for corporations, government and social sector/non profit organisations. Our experience is applied at sectoral and standalone business levels. Our work in shared value creation comprises: Organisational impact framing and investigation Shared value journey mapping Social purpose definition Measurement systems design and development Business case development Enterprise, business stream and initiative strategy Executive and management training and coaching Partnership development and management Change communications We ve worked with: Bupa AIA Australia Citywide Probiotec Shared value is a business strategy focused on creating measurable economic benefit by identifying and addressing social problems that intersect with their business. 6

Social impact initiatives We lead and co-create social impact programs, projects, applications and prototypes that address social need and deliver economic returns. Social impact initiatives take many forms, but the common thread is a clearly defined pathway to social and business impact. With our clients, we co-design unique initiatives, workshop its focus and form, develop a strategy, creative concept and narrative, conduct market and concept testing, support its launch and management, and measure and report on success. Our social impact initiatives include: Social enterprises Behaviour change activities and programs Brand activations Community events Cross sector partnerships Web, mobile and other digital applications or platforms Innovation labs We ve worked with: Probiotec ANZ Newly Just Better Care Council of The Ageing (COTA) Almost never a linear progress, we embrace agile development and ongoing iteration. 7

Social change campaigns We build movements that inspire people to think, act and share, for good. Movements are sparked by ideas and propelled by organised action. Using social research, behavioural insights modelling and co-design techniques, we develop unifying concepts and social change campaigns that mobilise people behind causes and initiatives. Our social change campaigns include: Health promotion Consumer marketing Behaviour change campaigns Impact initiative launches Brand identity activation We ve worked with: Probiotec Just Better Care Victorian Government State Library Victoria Lake Mac Libraries Scanlon Foundation and NAB We use contemporary communications approaches, tools and platforms to achieve reach, enable understanding and drive engagement and action. On every campaign we seek to extend metrics beyond standard campaign outcomes to social impact measures. 8

Purpose branding We create brands that grow trust, guide and scale social impact and mobilise people around a cause. A purpose brand creates a meaningful experience for customers and articulates and activates the social and environmental benefits of a product or service. It changes the conversation with customers and invites deeper engagement. Our purpose branding activity comprises facilitation, strategy and design of: Consumer brands Employer brands Organisation brands Product/service brands Project/initiative brands Campaign identities We ve worked with: The Royal Women s Hospital Lake Mac Libraries AIA Australia mydna Muslims for Progressive Values SCR Group Probiotec We begin our branding methodology process by defining the unique potential and drive of an organisation to have a positive impact within the markets and regions it operates. With lucid articulation and smart activation, an organisation can effectively scale its impact as employees, stakeholders and broader society contribute to its success. 9

Co-design We guide and empower people to design products, services and places that intimately address their needs. Co-design is the process of designing solutions with people who will use or deliver them. It reveals insights other research methods cannot; ensures organisations maintain relevance, sustainability and impact by meeting evolving needs; ensures the use of the solution once it is launched; and, builds advocacy among participants and their networks. We work closely with a diverse range of communities - among them multicultural and faith based community groups, families, people with disabilities and older people - to map the lived experience and inform social innovation. As diverse as the communities we reach, our clients come from disability, health, aged care, property, government and the education sectors. From major cultural institutions and corporations to social enterprises and start-ups. Responsive to the context and audience or user, we form a multidisciplinary team comprising social researchers, business analysts and modellers, expert facilitators, designers and impact strategists. Our co-design work informs the design and development of: New products, services and places Built environments Projects and initiatives Campaigns Business and initiative strategy Customer and (digital) user experience Gateways and systems We ve worked with: Scope Council of The Ageing (COTA) Emmy Monash Southern Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust 10

Social research We design and conduct research to understand social issues, trends, behaviour and attitudes. We conduct research that answers questions, challenges entrenched views and illuminates a pathway to confident decisions. More than a research agency, we help clients identify insights and put them to work in a strategy, campaign or initiative. Our social research includes: Social and behavioural insights Consumer journey mapping Ethnographic studies Impact statements Perception We employ mixed methods, including: We ve worked with: Brotherhood of St Laurence City of Latrobe Just Better Care City West Water We use both qualitative and quantitative techniques to uncover insights. Through this, we explore and map relationship dynamics, viewing the environment holistically to better understand what the influences are. We create systems that make sense of the world, decoding clues that may already be there. Quantitative surveys In-depth stakeholder interviews Workshops and focus groups Literature reviews Context mapping Our expert facilitators generate energy and momentum, provoke discussion and draw out pivotal insights. 11

Social impact measurement and reporting We measure and report on what is most important, for people, planet, profit and progress. Combining our experience and expertise in research and social impact, we assist organisations to frame and measure the outcomes and impact of their activities. We evaluate the success of programs or strategies and build frames that guide future investment. Our social impact measurement and reporting includes: Framing of organisation purpose and social impact Co-design and development of evaluation frameworks Evaluation of programs, initiatives and strategy Social impact and progress reporting The agency has a framework for measuring its impact which we use to inform and assess our work. We ve worked with: Southern Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust (SMCT) Future Energy Skills As society s definition of progress and prosperity evolves, so to do the metrics we use to measure it. We use and adapt common indicator sets such as the UN sustainable development goals, government social and economic indicators, and sector and issue specific gauges. In reporting and communicating success, we focus on compelling stories, digital engagement and contemporary design. 12

Facilitation, training and coaching We help to introduce new ideas, standardise knowledge and establish critical, contemporary practice. Along the journey we act as a trusted advisor to our clients, assisting where and when required to optimise outcomes and minimise risk. Our experienced facilitators adapt training packages to organisational and market context. Participants acquire up-to-date knowledge on contemporary models and application, including social innovation, shared value, design thinking and behavioural insights. In addition to group training, our senior consultants coach company and not-for-profit directors and executives, and lead strategy, corporate social responsibility, human resources and sustainability practitioners. Courses are designed to balance foundational premises, prominent models and useful case studies, finishing with lab sessions using relevant hypothetical problems. Facilitators introduce contemporary tools, and provoke debate and discussion about their application in specific settings. Our competency building services include: Executive briefings Executive and senior management coaching Practitioner master classes Introductory workshops Knowledge exchan to address a defined need Facilitated workshops at events and conferences We ve worked with teams at: PwC IAG Suncorp AIA Australia Citywide Melbourne Business School Melbourne University City of Wyndham City of Boroondara City of Lake Macquarie 3a glasshouse road collingwood 3066 Social Impact Practice

Our social impact framework We are serious about evolving and measuring the social impact of our agency and of our clients. We think deeply about who we work with and where we invest agency time and resources. This means we believe in the work of our clients and their potential to improve the lives of people within the communities, places and markets they operate. Our social impact framework guides the projects we undertake and outcomes we seek. We record, measure, question and iterate. 13

About us Ellis Jones is an award-winning research, strategy, communications and design agency. We exist to understand the unmet needs in society, working with organisations, communities and collaborators to resolve problems and create new opportunities. We bring intelligent and experienced people, motivated to create a better society. And we create the environment, pathways and direction for change designing approaches, systems and tools to get there smarter and faster. Changing human behaviour to solve problems, create opportunities and improve society. Social impact Shared value strategy Growth and impact strategy Impact initiatives Impact assessment Partnerships Training and coaching Research Research as engagement Social research Market research Co-design Analytics Branding Corporate branding strategy Place branding Brand activation Purpose branding Communications Integrated strategy Content marketing Media relations Stakeholder engagement Campaigns Issues and crisis management Digital Multi-platform strategy Social media Campaigns User experience (UX) SEO and SEM Design Studio Visual identity Graphic design Visualisation Websites & apps 3a glasshouse road collingwood 3066 Social Impact Practice

Contribution Housed within our warehouse, the Realm is a creative social research, co-design workshop and event space which invites people to shake off their inhibitions, be open to new ideas, and get comfortable with creativity. We conduct strategic planning, modelling, research and design work in the Realm. Our collaborators meet here to share experiences and knowledge. Ellis Jones consultants are assigned areas of specialisation: competency and sector knowledge. It ensures we maintain a focus on solution design in our work, and it empowers our people to see their potential to be agents of change. Every month we share our thinking and advice on the People Talk blog which, after almost a decade, is rich with insights. In 2011, Ellis Jones began its shared value journey, facilitating conversations to test the merit of the concept. Soon after, we established the Shared Value Project, one of the world s first member networks designed to guide this new direction in business-led social impact. Now an incorporated not-for-profit with ASX 100 member companies, the Shared Value Project is leading dialogue in the Asia-Pacific. entertherealm.space ellisjones.com.au sharedvalue.org.au 3a glasshouse road collingwood 3066 Social Impact Practice

Talk to us Your organisation has a positive social impact. Understand, define and make it a growth strategy. No matter what stage you are at, we can help. Your social impact journey starts now. The Wire Telephone: +61 (3) 9416 0046 The Web Email: elise@ellisjones.com.au Website: www.ellisjones.com.au Get insights from the People Talk blog Visit our design studio 3a glasshouse road collingwood 3066 Social Impact Practice