Our upcoming seminars will be taking place in London’s Diamond District – Hatton Garden. The venue is under 10 minutes walk from Farringdon and Chancery Lane stations, we hope you can join us.
These events are free of charge, however places are limited. To secure your place, register here.
The latest conference agenda is now online, for all the latest developments, download your copy here and book your place for an inspiring day of learning.
With substantial discounts for charity teams and the flexibility to attend sessions across all conference streams, we’re confident that that the day combines great value with plenty of practical ideas and solutions for your organisation’s technology challenges.
The experience of being European in the UK is changing: and so, therefore, is the role of the third sector in attending to the needs of our communities. But are we adapting adequately to the changing needs of our population?
Do we understand the potential implications of current changes on the groups we serve?
Join New Europeans and the Brexit Civil Society Alliance on November 19th from 4.30 – 7pm at City Hall for a discussion of key issues for Europeans – and therefore, for the third sector.
We will be touching on the EU Settlement Scheme; hate crime and discrimination; and representation and community cohesion. We will also be launching the results of New Europeans’ research on the preparedness of the sector to support clients accessing the Settlement Scheme (the survey is still open until November 6th – please participate here).
We are particularly interested in inviting organisations to who do not already work in the immigration, migrant integration or advice sectors. We want to share and explore how these issues affect the third sector as a whole.
The event is free but registration is required. Book your place here.
Grand Awards Presentation
This years’ winners will be announced on Thursday 21 November 2019 at the awards presentation at Olympia.
The Hammersmith and Fulham Brilliant Business Award, wow in their 8th year are even bigger and better with categories to suit every type and size of business including Best Culture or Arts Business.
The awards are free and easy to enter and seek to shine the light on the best borough businesses.
Shortlisted businesses get free tickets for themselves and guests to the Gala Presentation and Dinner on Thursday 21 November at the world-famous Kensington Olympia.
The closing date for entries is Friday 25 October and the winners are decided by an expert panel of judges.
Businesses who are shortlisted for awards benefit from a boost to brand awareness, increased credibility in the marketplace, escalating staff morale and a surge in attractiveness to potential employees.
13 Judges Categories
Best Community Focused Business or Social Enterprise
Best Creative Business
Best Cultural or Arts Business
Best Customer Service
Most Inclusive Employer Award
Best Place to Drink
Best Place to Eat
Outstanding Entrepreneur of the Year
Best Independent Business on the High Street
Best Small Business
Best Micro/Nano Business or Sole Trader
Best Night Time Economy Business
Best Technology Start-Up
Click here to see more details.
The conference is a celebration of our Champions, who are all local residents working within voluntary and community sector organisations across Kensington and Chelsea, and Westminster.
It offers an opportunity to bring them together with the many services and partners they work with, and to enable senior decision-makers to meet the Champions.
This year will be our seventh year and the theme for the day is ‘Celebrating Diversity’.
The conference starts at 10am and will consist of a number of champions and other speakers on the theme of diversity, two round round-table discussion slots, an award ceremony, and hot lunch to finish.
To find out more, click here.
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Join us as we explore what good governance looks like for modern charities and get practical tips and guidance to help you develop in your role as a trustee.
You’ll have the opportunity to meet fellow trustees and governance colleagues, further your professional development and get essential legal and regulatory updates.
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The conference will be taking place on Friday 4th October and will run from 10.30am until 3.15pm and a light sandwich lunch will be provided.
It will be taking place at Age UK London, Ground floor, Tavis House, 1 – 6 Tavistock Square London WC1H 9AH.
Age UK London is delighted to have some excellent speakers including Deputy Mayor for Fire & Resilience at GLA, Fiona Twycross and Deputy Assistant Commissioner for the London Fire Brigade, Spencer Sutcliffe to name but a few.
The conference aims to
Please note that this conference is aimed at organisations and groups working with and for older Londoners – to feedback learning.
If you or a colleague would like to attend then please book your place through this Eventbrite link https://firebrigadeoct19.eventbrite.co.uk
Empower your staff. Create an everlasting impact. Overcome challenges.
These are all things managers want to achieve.
Whether you are new to the game or have been dedicated for decades, good management is key.
Our Management Conference is coming up, which will teach you how to become the ultimate driving force behind your organisation.
Click here to see more details.
Download full session details, full brochure or see who’s speaking.
We’ll focus on the following themes:
Moving into Management
Managing for Managers
Organisational Management
Managing You Team
Fundraising Now offers you training from experts in the field who will guide you every step of way to ensure that you’re ahead of the game.
Whether you’re always on the go, or based in an office, fundraising is at the core of everything you do…
Let’s make sure you do it well.
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Themes we’ll focus on
Getting on top of the rules & regs: Protect you and your organisation by abiding to the latest codes of conduct, focussing on cyber security, safeguarding and fundraisers and trustees.
Giving you the basics: For those new to the fundraising game, discover all the beginners’ tools to begin with a strong step.
Looking at fundraising for all: Whether you’re starting off or an experienced player, these core elements of fundraising will ensure you are able to get the most out of every opportunity.
Doing great with digital: Maximise your online presence by utilising all the digital tools at your disposal, including social media, storytelling and more.
Current sector trends: What’s going on in the sector right now – from cultivating longstanding partnerships to the latest legal framework, this is what you need to know.
Getting more when you’re small: Maximise your fundraising footprint. See big results with small assets by being creative with your fundraising strategy. Roar like the big players.
Becoming your best self: Prepare the person behind the role. Develop the key characteristics you need to be a successful fundraiser, from emotional intelligence, to communications skills and everything between.
NCVO/ Bates Wells Trustee Conference, the sectors leading event for charity trustees, is taking place on Monday 4 November.
Join us and over 400 sector colleagues to discuss the latest developments in governance. Having responsibility for the governance of a charity is an important role.
Trustees must ensure their organisation complies with the latest regulatory standards and follows best practice.
Here’s a quick snap-shot of what you’ll get:
