Contents of magazine
Andrew Rich – much of the crisis in trustee recruitment lies in simple demographics.
Michelle Wright – fundraising is hard enough without arts charities having to turn down sponsors.
Jon Casey – digital transformation is the vital next step for charities of all shapes, sizes and scopes.
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Contents – No. 122 Autumn 2018
Page 1 – Addressing the problem of disputes over donations in wills
Ian Johnston on avoiding and dealing with disputes.
Page 2 – Supporting the position of trustees
Andrew Rich on addressing the pressures on trustees.
Page 3 – Arts charities and fundraising ethics
Michelle Wright on seeking and accepting sponsorships.
Page 4 – How corporate partnerships can be made to really work
Wendy Yarney on working together with a long term commitment.
Page 5 – Charities asking the right questions of investment managers
Andrew Wauchope on questions for each stage of the relationship.
Page 6 – Moving from digitisation to digital transformation
Jon Casey on the finance function leading the way.
Page 7 – Getting your insurance spending priorities right
Lisa Carr on not cutting expenditure on insurance priorities.
Page 8 – Writing a business plan for your charity
Sally Holland on business plans for potential or existing charities.
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