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22 Feb 2012
Hayday to quit Charity Bank after ten years
Tania Mason
6 Feb 2012
6 Feb 2012
Tania Mason
Tania Mason is group editor at Civil Society Media.
She has been a journalist for 20-odd years and has specialised in the charity sector since 2003. Her experience has included stints on Third Sector, Marketing and PrintWeek magazines as well as agency work involving court reporting and occasional doorstepping of celebs for the tabloids. She started her career with five years on a daily newspaper in New Zealand before moving to London in 1993.
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Malcolm Hayday has announced his intention to step down from Charity Bank, the social finance institution that he helped to set up ten years ago.
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Beryl Hobson leaves Charity Commission to start consultancy 1
Tania Mason
6 Feb 2012
6 Feb 2012
Tags: Human resources
The Charity Commission’s head of large charities, Beryl Hobson, has quit the regulator to start up her own governance consultancy.
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Shaw Trust examines merger with Work Programme prime contractor
Tania Mason
1 Feb 2012
1 Feb 2012
Tags: Mergers | Collaborations
The Shaw Trust and Careers Development Group, two of the UK’s biggest welfare-to-work charities, are considering a merger.
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Community energy lobby presses government for huge scaling up
Tania Mason
1 Feb 2012
1 Feb 2012
Tags: Campaigns
The National Trust and the Women’s Institute are among a coalition of civil society groups that are meeting Climate Change Secretary Chris Huhne today to press for massive expansion of community energy projects across the UK.
If women in the voluntary sector are to achieve equality of pay and opportunity, the debate needs to move on from the “old-fashioned bra-burning era” and focus on skills, according to Acevo chair Lesley-Anne Alexander.
An idea from the 20/20 Leadership Commission to appoint an organisation as equalities champion for the sector got short shrift from a panel of women leaders yesterday.
Seven in ten voluntary sector employees are female, yet just over four in ten charities are led by female CEOs or chairs. And in charities with turnover of £10m or more, women are in the top jobs at just 27 per cent of them.
Paul Stallard has joined the Public Fundraising Regulatory Association as its first paid chair, succeeding Michael Naidu who has been acting chair since 2008.
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