This week's blog summarises the findings of our new report, 'Show me the money!', which examines the ways that charities present their financial information to the public.
Last year, we conducted some research looking into how you can get your CEO to get good press for your charity; and now, we've done it again. Find out what journalists think makes an effective charity CEO, and how your CEO could engage better with the press.
Traditional leadership models focus on specific skills, knowledge, and abilities; but what if we put the emphasis on personal values, perspectives, and behaviours instead? This week's blog from our Acting Head of Public Audiences looks at alternative ideas of leadership.
With 2020 just around the corner, Joe Saxton has been thinking - what will world the world look like for charities 20 years from now?
Joe Saxton gazes into his crystal ball and makes a few predictions about what the charity sector will look like in 20 years. Do you agree with his visions?
In light of the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh's recent 20th anniversary, this week's blog sees Research Officer Peter Dawson reflect on the some of the political differences between Westminster and Holyrood. Look back and learn from some significant policy wins for charities in Scotland, and consider what Brexit will mean for the third sector there.
Our latest blog looks at the challenges of being a whistle-blower in the charity sector.
Joe Saxton looks back at his 15 years of being a chair of trustees for a charity and outlines his views on the twelve roles that a charity chair has.
Our Facts & Figures reports are free, bite-sized offerings chock full of interesting statistics for the charity sector. In our latest report, we're drilling down in to charities and their relationship with the UK Government. Download the full report below.
Joe Saxton is talking to WCVA’s conference gofod3 on March 21 in Cardiff, and the thrust of his talk is simple: It’s time to have a separate Welsh charity regulator.