Viewpoint: Why privacy is often the best policy
6 August 2008
Being open with your personal details can have unwanted consequences for trustees.
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"If by running races I can raise money, then it is worthwhile"
John Pickard supports Leonard Cheshire
Rosanna Preston has been appointed chief executive at the Cleft Lip and Palate Association.
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6 August 2008
Being open with your personal details can have unwanted consequences for trustees.
4 June 2008
When fundraising is the responsibility of all staff, smaller charities can create a marketing team to rival any specialist unit.
28 May 2008
As a charity develops and grows, we must accept that the role of the trustees may change.
2 April 2008
Should trustees shelve their beliefs when deciding where to invest their charity's reserves?
4 March 2008
Being a trustee of more than one charity can be hard, for moral as well as practical reasons.
6 February 2008
Understanding the role of the trustee should help you find the right people for the board.
9 January 2008
If your charity has grown and no longer needs your skills as a trustee, it could be time to move.
21 November 2007
The ethos of many charities has helped to promote equality of opportunity in the workplace.
24 October 2007
Trust deeds must be more ruthless and enforce retirement dates for trustees and chairs.
26 September 2007
The Charity Commission's annual return form asks for more details than it will ever need.
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"More government money is spent on training hairdressers than it is on training charity treasurers"
Tom Fitch, director of Community Accountancy Self Help, or Cash, which trains small charities in accountancy