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Directing goods to charities
Vibeka Mair
28 Sep 2012
28 Sep 2012
Interviews
Interview: William Shawcross, chair of the Charity Commission
12 Nov 2012 | Tania Mason
Tags: Regulation | Human resources
The new chair of the Charity Commission will have to work hard to demonstrate that he is sufficiently independent of the government, says Tania Mason.
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Interview: William Shawcross, chair of the Charity Commission
Since the Prince of Wales founded In Kind Direct in 1996, it has redistributed over £130m in value of goods to charities across the UK. Vibeka Mair meets its chief executive Robin Boles.
Interviews
'We will subsume personal interests in the bigger goal'
Niki May Young
12 Sep 2012
12 Sep 2012
Tags: Mergers | Leadership and strategy
Ahead of the AGMs that will decide the fate of their organisations’ merger proposals, the leaders of Community Matters and Navca met with Niki May Young to explain how a merger would affect their membership, and why they won't be fighting to take the lead.
Despite Lord Hodgson's hint that there are too many fundraising membership and regulatory bodies, the PFRA is not going anywhere. In fact, says its new CEO, its remit will only grow. Tania Mason reports.
A real-life female trustee offers a personal account of being a young woman on a trustee board.
A one-third cut in its funding has forced the Charity Commission to review all its operations. By Sam Younger.
Interviews
David Robb: 'I bring a layman's perspective to the role'
Niki May Young
29 Feb 2012
29 Feb 2012
Tags: Regulation
David Robb has been in the hot seat of Scottish regulation for four months now as the second chief executive of the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator. He speaks to Niki May Young about his move from politics to charity, the influence of changing regulation structures throughout the UK, and what his fresh eyes are bringing to the role.
Interviews
What trustees should expect from the Charity Commission
Neal Green
27 Feb 2012
27 Feb 2012
Tags: Law | Regulation
With stringent cutbacks in their budget, what help can trustees now get from the Charity Commission? Neal Green explains.
An interview with Jeanetta Issa, CEO of Child Abuse Prevention Association in Kansas City, shows how they're doing things a bit differently Stateside.
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