Prepared by Kirsty Semple.
A checklist for company secretaries
CFDG provides its version of terms of reference for an audit committee.
The sector has seen an increased reliance on fundraising and charity supporters are increasingly turning to unusual or extreme activities to raise profile and bring in money. Charity insurance specialist Martyn Turner explains how to go to extremes, with caution.
Paul Palmer explains how to evaluate independent investment advisers.
Knowing which qualifications to pursue, or which are relevant to a role in your organisation, can be tricky. This list from the Cass Business School provides a basic outline of 25 sector-relevant courses to help you make your choice.
Trustees perform a vital role in a charity, holding a great deal of responsibility. This model code of conduct, prepared by Charity Trustee Networks, will ensure both the charity and the trustee are aware of the trustee responsibilies.
Suresh Lalvani has prepared this checklist for company secretaries to keep track of their core duties and perform their role effectively.
Roger Chester offers a ‘how-to’ guide and advice on what to look out for including advice on shared responsibility agreements.
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20 Feb 2012
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7 Feb 2012
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