If the economic downturn is exciting more interest in collaboration, why is it that so little of this energy appears to be turning into action? Stewart Crocker offers some advice.
Collaboration - from wheelspin to traction
Public policy has long been to replace public service grants with contracts and latterly to replace much state delivery of public services with commissioned services. Julian Blake explains.
Beryl Hobson explains the action charities can take to ensure they are not harmed by any trustees' conflicts of interests.
Caroline Cooke from the Charity Commission outlines five points charities should consider when delivering public services as part of a consortium.
The committee members of a learning disability charity recently transferred all the assets and liabilities to a charitable company to protect themselves from personal liability without informing the membership of the unicorporated charity. A charity lawyer and governance consultant respond.
Katharine Moss explains the key elements of a successful risk management process.
The members of a merged board are still acting in the interests of their old charities and not the new charity. Rosie Chapman offers advice.
Anne-Marie Piper completes her overview of the governance and other issues arising for charities wishing or needing to trade.
Anne-Marie Piper continues her overview of the governance and other issues relating to charities wishing or needing to trade.
Search the Directory
The Civil Society Directory is a comprehensive and effective resource for finding organisations and people in the sector.
Trustee leadership of the top 100 charities
from £35.00
BUY NOW
Charity Finance Yearbook 2012
from £49.95
BUY NOW
Trustee leadership of the top 100 charities
from £35.00
BUY NOW
Neal Green (11)
Don Bawtree (7)
Anne-Marie Piper (7)
Shirley Otto (7)
Stephen Lloyd (6)
Dorothy Dalton (6)
Robert Porter (6)
Lindsay Driscoll (5)
Tania Mason (4)
Jonathan Burchfield (4)
Less +++
More +++
21 May 2012
While the Catholic Care case captured all the headlines, the Equality Act exemptions also have other implications,...
21 May 2012
Thinking of setting up a trading arm? Malcolm Lynch navigates the potential pitfalls.
21 May 2012
Mark Keenan explores the implications of the case of RSPCA v Gill on charity finance litigation.
25 May 2012
The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation gives away £30m each year in grants. John Mulligan talks to Adam Martin....
9 May 2012
Facebook has been going from strength to strength. Fundraising magazine took closer look at the...
9 May 2012
Deloitte is generous with its time and money. It needs to know both are helping a charity’s strategic...
23 Mar 2012
To help charities and social enterprises develop a solid online presence, Darren Langham and Matt Tullett...
22 Feb 2012
Cancer Research UK has announced that it is developing a new smartphone app that will provide more services,...
8 Feb 2012
New regulations which will affect all Scottish charity websites have been tabled in the Scottish Parliament...
Attending our one day courses is a highly effective way of ensuring new and existing trustees fully understand their role, responsibilities and liabilities.
15 Oct 2012
15 Oct 2012
15 Oct 2012
19 Nov 2012
Civil Society Media Limited
15 Prescott Place
London SW4 6BS
United Kingdom
Tel +44 (0)20 7819 1200
Fax +44 (0)20 7819 1201
info@civilsociety.co.uk
Co. Reg: 2855714
VAT reg no: GB 629 3702 31
