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  • From red to green, but what does it mean for us?

    Topics: Crisis management / Charity finance policy / Environmental, social, governance (ESG)
    Posted by: Caron Bradshaw
    On: 12.05.2020

    Following the Government's announcement at the weekend about the subtle relaxing of lockdown measures and the Chancellor's announcement earlier today on the extension of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme until October 2020, Caron Bradshaw reflects on the Government's shift of tone to prepare for life after lockdown.

    Time to read: 5 minutes
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  • Changes needed for Covid-19 support measures – and some successes

    Topics: Crisis management
    Posted by: CFG
    On: 07.05.2020

    By Richard Sagar, Policy Manager at CFG

    Time to read: 3 minutes
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  • A brave new world

    Topics: Crisis management
    Posted by: CFG
    On: 07.05.2020

    By Roberta Fusco, Director of Policy and Engagement at CFG

    Time to read: 4 minutes
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  • Coronavirus, loan finance and the charity sector

    Topics: Crisis management
    Posted by: CFG
    On: 06.05.2020

    Richard Sagar, Policy Manager at Charity Finance Group

    Time to read: 4 minutes
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  • Restarting the economy amidst coronavirus

    Topics: Charity finance policy / Crisis management
    Posted by: Guest blogger
    On: 06.05.2020

    Charles Nall, Finance Director, Motability and former trustee and chair of Charity Finance Group

    Time to read: 3 minutes
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  • Never Waste a Crisis

    Posted by: Caron Bradshaw
    On: 29.04.2020

    By Caron Bradshaw, CEO of Charity Finance Group

    Time to read: 5 minutes
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  • What does the chancellor’s announcement mean for charities?

    Topics: Crisis management / Environmental, social, governance (ESG) / Charity finance policy
    Posted by: CFG
    On: 15.04.2020

    By Richard Sagar, Policy Manager at CFG

    Time to read: 3 minutes
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  • Charity isn’t ‘gentle’ - it’s messy, hard, difficult and painful.

    Posted by: Caron Bradshaw
    On: 09.04.2020

    Four weeks ago we started lobbying the Government for the help that only it can provide at the scale the sector needs to ensure that the most vulnerable in society are not left to shoulder the greatest burden in this crisis. Yesterday Rishi Sunak announced an unprecedented, grant-based, injection of cash into the sector. I was asked immediately for my reaction; was I pleased or disappointed? For me, the answer is not binary and I have wrestled with it all night.

    Time to read: 7 minutes
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  • How can I be a great leader through all stages of the change?

    Topics: Leadership and career development
    Posted by: Guest blogger
    On: 07.04.2020

    Leadership coach and business mentor Nicki Deeson shares her advice for managing your team's wellbeing during the COVID-19 disruption.

    Time to read: 1 minutes
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  • Top ten tips for how to handle the year end in a pandemic

    Topics: Accounting and reporting / Governance, legal and compliance / Environmental, social, governance (ESG)
    Posted by: Guest blogger
    On: 06.04.2020

    Joanna Pittman, Partner at CFG corporate member Sayer Vincent gives her top ten tips for how to handle the year end in a pandemic.

    Time to read: 4 minutes
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  • #EveryDayCounts – The Florence Nightingale Museum

    Topics: Leadership and career development / Risk / Environmental, social, governance (ESG)
    Posted by: Guest blogger
    On: 26.03.2020

    Director David Green tells us about serious disruption from the Coronavirus pandemic in their bicentennial year, and how the museum is trying to cope with the challenges.

    Time to read: 3 minutes
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  • Leading in a crisis: Mark Goldring's lessons from personal experience

    Topics: Leadership and career development / Risk / Environmental, social, governance (ESG)
    Posted by: Guest blogger
    On: 24.03.2020

    Mark Goldring shares lessons learned for charity leaders (and maybe others) striving in the world of COVID.

    Time to read: 7 minutes
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