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Stephen Pidgeon is chairman and founder of marketing agency Tangible Response, previously Target Direct. In over 25 years of agency life, Pidgeon has worked with nearly 200 national charities in the UK and overseas. He began his career in marketing at Observer Offers and set up the fundraising unit at Brann.
He is a trustee and fellow of the Institute of Fundraising and chairs its standards committee.
In the summer of 2009 Pidgeon set up a new European training consultancy with Professor Adrian Sargeant of Indiana University. The pair will travel Europe teaching the Institute of Fundraising’s Certificate in Excellence to fundraisers.
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Following claims and counter claims of conflicts of interest at the PFRA and Institute of Fundraising boards, Celina Ribeiro takes a closer look at the trustees of these two fundraising organisations.
In days past, fundraisers could rely on their good intentions and instincts in doing a good job – no more, says Stephen Pidgeon. Fundraising is now an art that must be learned as well as experienced.
The sector must crack down on cynical mail inserts or face supporter wrath and the heavy hand of government intervention, says Stephen Pidgeon.
Charities are proving ineffective when it comes to enabling supporters to donate online, says Stephen Pidgeon, who writes from his perspective as a donor.
Charities are proving ineffective when it comes to enabling supporters to donate online, says Stephen Pidgeon, who writes from his perspective as a donor.
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