Early bird prices for Civil Society Media’s Charity Finance Summit end this Friday, 10 September. 

The event, which is organised by Civil Society Media, is now in its thirteenth year and returns as an in-person event on 7 October 2021. 

It has been designed to brings delegates the most up-to-date developments in charity finance, from a regulatory perspective as well as thought leadership and practical case studies. 

This year's opening keynote address comes from Philip Aldrick, economics editor at The Times. He will address the impact of the pandemic on Britain’s economy and what the future might have in store. 

At the end of the event the closing keynote will be given by Mia Campbell, head of the Fraud Advisory Panel, who will explain why there has been a dramatic increase in fraud and financial crime since the start of the pandemic.  

During the day sessions are divided across three streams: VAT & Tax, Strategy & Risk, and Investment.

The conference is also accredited by the CPD Standards Office. The event will follow all the latest Covid-19 and government guidance, be run at a reduced capacity, and be supported by virtual resources as part of Charity Finance Week.

Delegates who book before 10 September are eligible for a £50 discount. 

More details about the programme and how to book are available on the Charity Finance Summit event page.