James Brooke Turner

James Brooke Turner

James Brooke Turner is finance director of the Nuffield Foundation, having joined in 2001. He has been involved in organising seminars exploring some of the distinctive features of investing charitable funds, and has also worked as a freelance charity consultant.

 

 

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General management views

James Brooke Turner looks to 19th century Prussia for tips on HR management.

An advice-like grip

Does the Trustee Act 2000 undermine trustees, asks James Brooke Turner.

Use it or lose it

How did we ever manage without banks, asks James Brooke Turner.

As safe as houses...

James Brooke Turner ponders some riddles around risk.

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