Registration is now open for the 2011 Social Enterprise Conference on October 7, which will focus on social innovation in a networked world. As we move into the second decade of the new millennium, we live in an increasingly networked world powered by technological innovations that are redefining connectedness and transforming business. For social enterprise, these changes have the potential to produce groundbreaking business models, introduce innovative approaches for scaling enterprises, reach new audiences, and mobilize additional resources to improve society: How have social enterprises leveraged new channels to improve existing business models and create platforms to better enable, amplify and capture social, economic and environmental value? What emerging technologies and ideas will drive the social enterprises of the future? How can businesses better manage socially relevant issues in a ubiquitously networked world? By bringing together industry experts, thought leaders, and practitioners, the 2011 Social Enterprise Conference will examine how the social enterprise sector has and will continue to explore and capitalize on new avenues of business brought to light by technological innovation. Keynote speakers include: Cheryl Dorsey, President, Echoing Green Matthew Klein, Executive Director, Blue Ridge Foundation Tina Brown, Editor in Chief, Newsweek and The Daily Beast Leymah Gbowee, Founder and Executive Director, The Women Peace and SecurityNetwork Africa (WIPSEN–Africa) See the full list of speakers.