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This week, as invited by Charity Leaders’ Exchange member Jo Youle:
http://www.knowledgepeers.com/members/sr00006352/index.html
, I ran a session on social media for charity leaders at Missing People’s leadership away day. The session before mine cl
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Author
Alex Swallow
The economic challenges of recent years have meant charities have had to look beyond traditional methods of funding and a market of products based around social investment has developed. But a lot of charities are seemingly still reluctant to consider
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Author
Ian Allsop
If you’re your authentic self, you have no competition.
- Scott Stratten:
http://www.unmarketing.com/
We are very happy to be able to share with you our personal branding report, ‘Growing and Maintaining a Personal Brand as a Charity Leader’, whi
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Author
Alex Swallow
Disability is most easily defined as ‘a limitation in a basic core activity of daily living’. As an analyst, hearing so much about the Internet of Things (IOT) gets you thinking about how life will change. And as a registered blind person, it also ma
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Author
Chris Lewis
Is it just me, or is everyone in the sector talking about innovation at the moment? As charities budgets’ continue to be squeezed, many nonprofits are exploring new ways to generate income and deliver services. Forward thinking organisations are also
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Author
Zoe Amar
Volunteering involving organisations are sitting on a gold mine of ideas, information, innovation and creativity, yet it seems to me that more could be done to capitalise on this untapped reserve. We are quick to invest in ways to increase income gene
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Author
Chris Wade
On the evening of the 10th of June, a group of charity sector leaders gathered to discuss the topic ‘Charities- Innovate or Die’ at an event organised by the Charity Leaders’ Exchange (CLE).
The venue was the brand new ScreenWorks building in Highb
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Author
Alex Swallow
According to The World Health Organisation there is approximately a billion people in the world today who have some form of disability. The figure is approximate as it is difficult to get absolute figures for every part of the world and for every pos
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Author
Chris Lewis
Last month David Cameron:
https://twitter.com/David_Cameron
finally joined Twitter. There was a flurry of media interest in this, with The Guardian noting:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2012/oct/07/david-cameron-joins-twitter
that he had re
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Author
Zoe Amar
Earlier this week I spoke on a panel at a GoThinkBig :
https://gothinkbig.co.uk/
event about careers in the social sector alongside representatives from Charityworks :
http://www.charity-works.co.uk/
(where I am a mentor), Worthwhile:
http://www.
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23 Jan 2015 13:46
