Charity Finance Week is back and this year's overarching theme will be Accounts and Accountability.
Following a successful launch last year, we will be returning to celebrate excellence in charity finance practice through a dedicated week of events, content and thought leadership initiatives.
Starting with a reception at the Houses of Parliament and culminating at the Charity Finance Summit, we will be working with charities, academic institutions and key professional service providers to debate and tackle the biggest issues head on.
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Charity Finance Week events
Parliamentary drinks reception
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Cholmondeley Room,
House of Lords
7 October 2019
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Charity Finance Week: Parliamentary drinks reception
This reception in the House of Lords will launch our wide-ranging programme of events for Charity Finance Week
This reception in the House of Lords will launch our wide-ranging programme of events for Charity Finance week with a celebration of the vital role played by financial leaders in the sector. It will be attended by an audience of up to 200 senior figures, including finance directors and treasurers of major charities, thought leaders in the field of charity accounting and investment, major funders and parliamentarians with an interest in the sector.
The event will also serve as the opportunity to launch our overaching theme of 2019 Accounts and Accountability. Charity Finance magazine is keen to ensure that charities benchmark best practice, celebrate effective charity management, and make the case that this is an area which needs more support.
The event will primarily be a networking opportunity, with the opportunity to hear the views of key figures across the charity finance sector.
IT for Finance Directors
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IT for Finance Directors - Are charities investing sufficiently for digital maturity?
Part of Charity Finance Week
New World Disorder?
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Monday 7th October 2019
Breakfast seminarRuffer LLP
80 Victoria Street
London
SW1E 5JLThis event is organised by Charity Finance Week supporter, Ruffer.
The peace and prosperity of the post-Cold War era has been kind to investors. The multi-trillion dollar question is: ‘what happens next?’. Big shifts in the global political economy suggest major change is afoot, and not necessarily to investors’ advantage. We will give a high-level overview of the trends which have shaped the world as we know it, and the changes that we think could be significant.
Click here to book your place.
Fund Reporting from your Finance System
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Wednesday 9th October
Dartmouth House
37 Charles Street
Mayfair
London
W1J 5EDThis event is organised by Charity Finance Week supporter, Xledger.
Many charity finance professionals share a common problem. The ability to produce fund reports without resorting to the cumbersome task of manually analysing transactions offline in a spreadsheet. This breakfast seminar explores how finance systems can be configured to generate the reports required by the charities SORP. Optimise your year-end processes and provide better insight to your organisation by making your finance system work for you.
Public trust in charities and the role of charity leaders
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Tuesday 8th October 2019
Afternoon seminar
24 King William Street
London
EC4R 9AT
This event is organised by Charity Finance Week supporter,VWVJoin us to explore practical steps you can take to deliver best practice, including:
• Safeguarding and serious incident reporting • New perspectives on good governance
• Applying the Charity Code of Ethics • Organisational culture, individual attitudes and behaviour change
• Managing conflicts of interest / loyalty • Relationships with non-charitable organisations
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Charity Finance Summit 2019
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Charity Finance Summit 2019
Now in its 13th year, we bring you two streams of VAT and tax content, along with streams on investment and risk & strategy. Across these broad themes, we will bring you a heady mix of practical instruction and high-level strategic insight.
News and research from 2018
