Last chance to book free Seminar – learn first hand on outsourcing models
April 15, 2011
Ernst & Young with CHS have confirmed a seminar date for Directors of Social Services and Transformation Senior Managers in June.
Formal invites will be issued on Monday 18th April 2011 to all Directors inviting them to attend the seminar date which is:-
7th June 2011 – Birmingham at the Copthorne Hotel
The seminar will explore direct experience in the delivery of alternative models of adult social care including social enterprise and Local Authority Trading Companies.
Agenda
New delivery models for adult social care: an in-depth look at the local authority trading company
09:30 – Registration and refreshment
10:00 – Introduction and welcome
10:15 – Implications of health and social care reform
An overview of the structural, financial and operational opportunities and challenges faced by adult social care commissioners and providers under the new policy agendas.
Richard Lewis, Partner, Ernst & Young
10:45 – Choosing the right model
This session explores the pros and cons of delivery models being considered by local authorities – including the local authority trading company, the social enterprise, the mutual and outsourcing.
Speaker TBC
11:10 – Service scoping and business case approval
An interactive session that guides delegates through service options and elements to address to secure business case approval.
Mike Walsh and Tasman Oxlade, Directors, Care and Health Solutions
John Baker, Executive Director, Ernst & Young
11:50 – Coffee
12:10 – Life after externalisation: growing commercial success – Essex Cares Ltd
An in-depth look at the path taken by Essex Cares Ltd. a successful local authority trading company.
Mark Lloyd, Managing Director, Essex Cares Ltd.
12:45 – Summary of the morning – lessons learnt
John Baker Executive Director, Ernst & Young
Mark Lloyd, Managing Director, Essex Cares Ltd.
13:00 – Lunch
14:00 – Breakout sessions:
A – Delivering efficiencies through a new delivery model
Presenters with participants will explore how the LATC can deliver efficiencies – including financial benefits, client outcomes and culture changes – specific to participants’ local circumstances.
Russell Thompson, Director Care and Health Solutions
Audrey Fearing, Partner, Ernst & Young
B - Involving partners using new delivery models
An interactive session that takes participants through the options available via an LATC for involving a range of stakeholders as partners.
Andrea Longhi, Partner, Ernst & Young
Mark Lloyd, Managing Director, Essex Cares Ltd.
14:45 – Wrap up – bringing it all together
John Baker, Tasman Oxlade, Mike Walsh, Russell Thompson
15:00 – Close
For more information please contact Gayatri Persad at Ernst & Young
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CHS win first contract with E&Y for Aberdeen City Council
April 4, 2011
CHS and Ernst and Young have been awarded contract by the Scottish Council Aberdeen City Council to deliver an LATC for Adult Social Care Services.
Mike Walsh Director of CHS comments, “we are delighted to win our first major contract with our partners Ernst and Young to work with Aberdeen City Council in developing what is probably the first Adult Social Care Local Authority Trading Company in Scotland.”
The work which commences in April is expected to take a number of months to complete.