WEBINAR HUB
Driving positive social change through co-operatives and mutual enterprises (CMEs)
This session explores the vital role of Co-operatives and Mutual Enterprises (CMEs) in driving positive social change and building a more equitable financial system. Drawing on Altiorem’s latest Expert Guide, co-authored by Research Associate Kyle Ramsay and industry expert Corin Millais (Teachers Mutual Bank Ltd), the webinar highlights how democratic, member-owned business structures can deliver sustainable value for both members and communities. Hear from leading voices in the CME sector, including Corin Millais, Melina Morrison (Business Council of Co-operatives and Mutuals), and Mark Worthington (Australian Mutual Bank), as they discuss the long-term resilience, transparency, and social impact of CMEs. Moderated by Visakhan Vythilingam (Active Super), this discussion offers valuable insights for finance professionals and advocates looking to advance fairness, accountability, and sustainability in business and finance.
Key topics covered:
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The role of CMEs in advancing sustainable finance and social equity
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Democratic governance and member-driven decision-making
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Long-term value creation and community reinvestment
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Financial resilience and risk-sharing within CME structures
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Transparency and accountability in member-owned enterprises
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Aligning CMEs with sustainable finance principles
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Scaling CME models for broader impact across sectors
Read the full Expert Guide here.
Webinar access
Our on-demand hub of Altiorem webinar recordings is designed to make sustainable finance education accessible, flexible and ongoing. Whether you’re just starting out or building deep expertise, these sessions bring you expert insights, practical knowledge and timely topics.
- Altiorem paying members get free access to all live webinars and access to webinar recordings within 2 days of the event.
- Free members will still be able access webinar recordings — 2–3 weeks after the live event — because we believe knowledge should be accessible as the sustainable finance movement grows.
