Fools rush in: a warning against shotgun mergers
Expert advice

Fools rush in: a warning against shotgun mergers

8 May 2013
Tags: Mergers

Rushing into a merger can lead to complications further down the line, Ben Brice highlights some things to avoid.

Share

Fools rush in: a warning against shotgun mergers

« First | previous | Displaying 449 to 456 (of 545) | next | last »

KCLSU: a change of culture

In 2006 King's College London Students' Union became a company limited by guarantee. Steve Vaid, its chief executive, discusses his role, and the future of the charity.

Out in the Hamptons

The Legislative and Regulatory Reform Act passed almost without notice; but it could have a significant impact on charities.

Preparing to replace an inspirational founder chief executive

Dorit Braun discusses Hibiscus' big issue finding a suitable successor to their wonderful and inspirational founder chief executive who is due for retirement.

Substantial donors: the Trojan horse

How new rules regarding substantial donors turned a gift into a poisoned chalice for the Comfort Zone Trust.

Good advice, but there is an important point to add: merger is rarely a proper answer to impending insolvency.

» Trustees ignoring looming insolvency

Mission drift or future vision?

A trustee of a charity seeks advice on widening its scope and having a vision for the future.

Trustees and Criminal Records Bureau Checks

Children's charities are no strangers to regulation to ensure that the children they work with are protected.

Charities Act: it's been a long time coming...

Anne-Marie Piper looks at the aspects of the Charities Act 2006 which will impact on the governance of charities.

Risky business - how to manage risk effectively

The loss of core funding and support is rightly the stuff of nightmares; but the factors which lead to them can often be anticipated, says Sush Amar.

« First | previous | Displaying 449 to 456 (of 545) | next | last »

Directory

Search the Directory

 

The Civil Society Directory is a comprehensive and effective resource for finding organisations and people in the sector.

Dorothy Dalton (16) James Sinclair Taylor (10) Anne-Marie Piper (9) Neal Green (8) Shirley Otto (7) Don Bawtree (6) Shivaji Shiva (6) Mike Hudson (6) Jonathan Burchfield (5) Stephen Lloyd (5)
Tesse Akpeki (5) Lindsay Driscoll (5) Beryl Hobson (5) Robin Stephenson (5) Tania Mason (4) Anne Moynihan (4) Robert Porter (4) Sally Kirby (3) Olga Johnson (3) Alastair Keatinge (3) Rosamund McCarthy (3) Linda Laurance (3) Sarah Phillips OBE (3) Niki May Young (3) Rosie Chapman (3) Martyn Turner (3) Ian Gould (3) Hannah Armit (2) Andrew Hind CB (2) Rachel Holmes (2) Kate Sayer (2) Michael King (2) Jane Klauber (2) Heather Lamont (2) Alison McKenna (2) Chris Priestley (2) Andrew Small (2) Richard Weaver (2) Jesper Christensen (2) Sir Christopher Kelly (2) Paul Gibson (2) Ian Allsop (2) Rodney Buse (2) Su Sayer (2) Dame Mary Marsh (2) David Green (2) Alastair Smith (2) Janet Turner QC (2) Jayne Adams (2) Sarah Hodgkinson (2) Alice Faure Walker (2) Gareth Jones (1) Vibeka Mair (1) Celina Ribeiro (1) Yonni Abramson (1) Jackie Ballard (1) Vicki Bowles (1) Clive Cutbill (1) Elizabeth Davis (1) Glen Flannery (1) John Kelly (1) Bill Lewis (1) Simon Mackintosh (1) Kieran McDonagh (1) Ian Oakley-Smith (1) Fiona Reynolds (1) Charlotte Watts (1) Paul Woodward (1) Kimberley Mackenzie (1) Ben Morrison (1) Roger Chester (1) Karen Bigwood (1) Ian Mathieson (1) Martin Farrell (1) Lord Low of Dalston (1) Gemma Ware (1) Amir Bhatia (1) Georgina Taylor (1) Ani Brooker (1) Jo Coleman (1) Julia Unwin (1) Jo Williams (1) Malcolm Hayday (1) Mark Keenan (1) Martin Jervis (1) Nadine Nohr (1) Stephen Dunmore (1) James Carleton (1) James Kilby (1) David Mears (1) Louise Thomson (1) John Evans (1) Catherine Rustomji (1) Steve Powell (1) Jay Patel (1) Alison Kelly (1) Henry Frydenson (1) Chris Billington (1) Fraser Simpson (1) David Carrington (1) Julian Blake (1) James Evans (1) Jim Black (1) Barbara Young (1) Amanda McLean (1) Javed Khan (1) Caroline Beaumont (1) Maurice Rumbold (1) Marg Mayne (1) Kirsty Weakley (1) Neil Mapes (1) Sarah Clune (1) Katharine Moss (1) Reza Motazedi (1) Tony Jackson (1) Atul Patel (1) Stephanie Biden (1) Josh Whiten (1) Stephanie Howarth (1) Daphne Pullen (1) Joy Allen (1) Tony Hales (1)
Less +++ More +++

Preparing to deal with defined benefit pension liabilities

8 May 2013

Richard Farr explains defined benefit pension liabilities.

Constructing a healthy future

7 May 2013

Jo Taylor concludes her summary of the lessons arising from the largest survey of its kind about property...

Haroun Atallah: Berlin beckoning

2 May 2013

Haroun Atallah concludes his reflections on a 20-year career as FD and then CEO at Islamic Relief, the...

A checklist for launching mobile donations

16 May 2013

Recent regulatory changes have made it easier than ever for UK charities to collect donations via mobile....

How to handle a contested legacy

14 May 2013

Legacies are increasingly being contested, so what can be done to make sure your charity’s bequest is...

An emotion-free look at face-to-face

14 May 2013

Much like snowflakes, no two face-to-face fundraising agencies are alike. Kirsty Weakley offers a primer...

A checklist for launching mobile donations

16 May 2013

Recent regulatory changes have made it easier than ever for UK charities to collect donations via mobile....

How to implement a new CRM

10 May 2013

So you have the budget for a new all-singing, all-dancing CRM system. Great! But what do you need to do...

The secrets of good job design

2 May 2013

Poor job design of back-office roles often leads to salary inflation, warns Laura Dawson.

Free eNews

Join the discussion

Twitter
 
Training

Attending our one day courses is a highly effective way of ensuring new and existing trustees fully understand their role, responsibilities and liabilities.

>> Find out more <<