Contents of magazine
Nicola Evans – the Charities Bill should bring some welcome changes.
Carolyn Jenkinson – providing food vouchers via eCodes.
Alistair Spencer – the Kids Company judgment is nevertheless a reminder to trustees.
Matthew Clark – a cyber security breach could result in a huge loss of trust.
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Contents – No. 139 Summer 2021
Page 1 – Underwriting the success of charity change
Anna Lane and Luke Taylor on future proofing new working practices.
Page 2 – The Charities Bill and the legal implications for trustees
Nicola Evans on the reduction of unnecessary burdens on trustees.
Page 3 – Meeting the challenge of boosting help during Covid
Carolyn Jenkinson on using digital codes to distribute benefits.
Page 4 – The realities for trustees of the Kids Company judgment
Alistair Spencer on trustees being careful about their responsibilities.
Page 5 – Achieving team cohesion in charities
Aleks Berditchevskaia on team success with remote or hybrid working.
Page 6 – When Covid makes it impossible to fulfil contracts
Jayne Adams on when the performance of contracts is impeded by Covid.
Page 7 – The situation of cryptocurrencies for charities
Sarah Williams and Virginia Szepietowski on the risks and opportunities of crypto.
Page 8 – The critical importance of cyber security
Matthew Clark on the relentless pressures on charities of cyber security.
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