Social Entrepreneurship: A Case Study of a Dynamic Community Model

11am – 11.40am AEST, 15 May 2026 ‐ 40 mins

Session

Two Co-Founders on what it looks like to receive catalytic family capital — and what it requires of both sides.

Purpose: To take stewardship out of the abstract — asking what long-horizon, catalytic-capital-backed work actually looks like in practice, told by Founders who've built it from scratch.

Discussion: What ReLove is building, what catalytic capital from families has meant in practice, where that partnership works (and where it breaks), and what circular-economy stewardship looks like inside a single concrete enterprise.

Outcomes: You'll leave with a grounded view of what “catalytic capital” actually means from the receiving end, a frame for evaluating similar opportunities that come to you, and a sharper sense of what stewardship at this level really demands.