Mag, to support the birth of organizations in the social economy, has developed throughout its history various tools in order to help women and men to acquire specific skills necessary for the start-up and management of mutual initiatives. In particular, in recent years, Mag has focused on Corporate Social Responsibility, developing an idea of Territorial Social Responsibility for the construction of a cooperative economic ecosystem in contexts, also thanks to the development of community businesses.  Mag Verona is a training institution, accredited by the Veneto Region, which in particular deepens the issues of entrepreneurship, relational, non-formal skills. Mag periodically organizes training courses on these issues, and conducts studies in the sector through its dedicated centre, and also conducts specific “on the job” paths, both for individual companies and in an inter-company key.  Mag also has a long experience in managing and reporting.  Mag Mutua per l’Autogestione, in collaboration with the connected Mag Servizi Società Cooperativa, offered a consultancy activity for birth, development and management of enterprise with specific services. Since its birth Mag has accompanied about 1000 companies operating in a wide range of sectors: care services and social assistance services, educational activities, organic farming as to care for the land, fair trade, arts and cultural activities, creative crafts and material reuse, environment caring, ethical and solidarity finance, job placement. Mag is also an operator of work services (accredited by the Veneto region) and accompanies women and men on paths to the consolidation of the world of work, especially with particular disadvantages, having among others as a possible output a self-enterprise, especially in collective form. Mag Mutua is also a mutual and solidarity finance institution. This practice has its roots since the origins of Mag, through the collection of savings to redirect the use of money. Since 2005 it has been active at Mag a microcredit desk that finances families and people in difficulty, as well as the start-up of new businesses. To date, there are about 500 social enterprises, associations, cooperatives, social cooperatives, community foundations, micro-enterprises and other related organizations that operate in a network and that are recognized in an exchange relationship with Mag and among themselves. These companies operate in all the various sectors mentioned above and, together with the fellow co-partners, individuals, include about 2500 people operating in the Social Economy. MAG’s mission is: “We believe in the possibility of building a more equitable and fair society in which everyone has the possibility of being protagonists and responsible for its own existence. We believe that the economy must be tailored to women and men who, through self-managed work, can fulfil their aspirations. A better quality of life is based on relationships and networks of trust based on respect for each other and on values that transcend profit for its own sake.”