Contents for subscribers
Bill Devitt – the additional responsibilities of academy status can be daunting.
Ollie Leggett – there’s a lot more to a charity’s brand than a logo.
Rodney Schwartz – alternative funding can lead to meaningful outcomes.
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Contents – Early Summer 2014 issue
Page 1 - Meeting the financial and regulatory challenges for academies
Bill Devitt on the financial tasks for academy status.
Page 2 - Building your charity's brand into an asset
Ollie Leggett on the benefits of a good brand.
Page 3 - How to rebrand your charity
Phil Buckle on rebranding.
Page 4 - Why the charity sector badly needs a fundraising degree
Donna Day Lafferty on why a degree for charity fundraising.
Page 5 - Charities must focus on IT security
Brian Shorten and Russ Spitler on the importance of focusing on IT security.
Page 6 - Utilising the capital resource of social finance
Rodney Schwartz on charities considering the social enterprise route.
Page 7 - Applying for funding for business support
Jonathan Jenkins on acquiring the resource to bid for public service contracts.
Page 8 - Be careful when amending pension arrangements
Holly Odlind on interfering with employee pensions.
Publisher and Editor Richard Blausten
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