Time management: execute with excellence
Allocating time appropriately between strategy and operations is, says John Tate, the key to business success.
It is a charity’s leaders, both executive and voluntary, that decide and deliver the direction of work for the organisation. The trustee board is tasked with setting the strategy, and the executive team is tasked with delivering it. Strong, effective leadership is crucial to the success of any civil society organisation.
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Allocating time appropriately between strategy and operations is, says John Tate, the key to business success.
Peter Heather has been elected the new chairman of the Charities Consortium of IT Directors Group, announced at the organisation’s annual conference earlier this month.
CFDG trustees yesterday voted in Ian Theodoreson as the group’s new chair, succeeding Charles Nall who had served in the role for the last four years.
VSO is preparing to reduce its administrative costs by 30 per cent as it seeks ways to mitigate the effects of a drop in funding from the Department for International Development of 12 per cent over the next three years.
Sir Nicholas Young, chief executive of the British Red Cross, was unveiled as this year’s winner of the Outstanding Leadership Award at the Charity Awards in London last night.
Bullying UK has agreed a merger with Parentline Plus, after the online bullying advice charity ran into financial difficulties.
Jenny Searle on representing IT on the Leonard Cheshire board
Leonard Cheshire Disability vice-chair and IT specialist Jenny Searle talks to Gareth Jones about the charity’s IT plans and her role as an IT expert on the board
GuideStar UK director Les Hems has left the organisation to take up a new role as director of research at the Centre for Social Impact in Sydney, Australia.
Fresh ideas on the management of IT
Management thinking has provided us with new and different ways to handle organisational change and managing people. This article considers the impact this thinking has on the management of IT and looks at a specific example of procuring new systems.
GuideStar International has integrated its free website GuideStar UK and its Data Services trading subsidiary and appointed Les Hems, formerly director of third sector data and analysis at GuideStar Data Services CIC, as director of the combined programme.
Winning over the board
Kate Sayer offers advice on how to convince your board to stump up for investment in IT.
Guidestar UK and Civil Society Systems have announced they will merge to become GuideStar International, following a £3m grant from Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors.
BCP: the risk vaccine
How can you be sure that your charity could survive a crisis, asks Kieran McDonagh.
Benchlearning presses
Key findings from Sayer Vincent's latest IS benchlearning report.
Forward planning maintains and improves the health of the organisation. Gareth Jones looks into two charities who have recently adopted software to assist them in this endeavour.
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