Contents of magazine
Paul Lancaster – giving charity employees the right training and skills can help motivate and empower them.
Sarah Williams – cryptoassets remain largely unregulated and are susceptible to bad players, no matter how good their intentions may appear to have been.
Ben Johnson – from a strategic perspective it is important for trustees to assess whether their investment portfolio is expected to deliver.
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Contents – No. 149 Spring 2023
Page 1 – Employment law issues pose challenges for charities
Michael Kerrigan on developments in working practices.
Page 2 – How charities should approach eLearning
Paul Lancaster on the efficiencies and pitfalls of eLearning.
Page 3 – Responding effectively to cost of living pressures
Susan Robinson on responding to current financial demands.
Page 4 – Being cautious about cryptoassets
Sarah Williams on the implications of a Charity Commission inquiry.
Page 5 – A new approach to charity investing
Ben Johnson on how charities should build alternative portfolios.
Page 6 – Understanding restricted funds
Vivien Ma on charities acting when in receipt of restricted funds.
Page 7 – Charities future-proofing with cloud technology
Mark Kemp on cloud as the way to work successfully in the future.
Publisher and Editor Richard Blausten
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