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Harry de Ferry Foster - there are different ways for charities to invest in property.
Rachel Whale - graduates want to work with organisations with a social mission.
Dean Mirfin - charities need to understand why people leave legacies.
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Contents – Spring 2014 issue
Page 1 – Ensuring you are successful at fundraising
Lowri Turner on running successful fundraising campaigns.
Page 2 – Playing a fulfilling role as trustee
Alistair Johnson on how a trustee should approach the role.
Page 3 – Choosing to invest in property
Harry de Ferry Foster on property in a charity's investment portfolio.
Page 4 – Pooled and segregated investing for charities
Alan Goodwin on the implications of the differences for charities.
Page 5 – Attracting top graduate talent to the charity sector
Rachel Whale on creating tangible graduate employment in charities.
Page 6 – Focusing on encouraging will donations
Dean Mirfin on attitudes to will-giving.
Page 7 – Communicating internally using the PR function
Sophie Pearce on the importance of good internal PR.
Page 8 – Financing your charity with a loan
Seb Elsworth on loans from Local Impact Funds.
Publisher and Editor Richard Blausten
Charities Management magazine appears six times a year.
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