Sector Events for Leaders 2013






The Charity Times Awards 2013
16 October 2013, Lancaster Hotel, Hyde Park, London

The Charity Times Awards reaches its fourteenth year in 2013 and this highly successful, popular, and growing annual gala event will be bigger and better than ever.

The Charity Times Awards are the pre-eminent celebration of best practice in the UK charity and not-for-profit sector. We recognise that it is the leaders within charities who are responsible for coordinating much of the charitable activity throughout the UK and as the engines of the charity sector; it is at this level that the Awards are targeted. The winners will be announced at a black tie Awards Gala at London’s prestigious Lancaster London hotel on the 16 October 2013.

Find out more and book your table now: www.charitytimes.com/awards

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Charity Times Investment Conference 2013
10 October 2013, IoD Hub, London

FREE for Charities with £1.5million or more in investable assets.

The must attend event for charity chief executives or financial directors of charities. This conference run by Charity Times, the leading sector title for charity CEOs, pulls together leading investment managers focused on the sector to analyse the whole gamut of investment offerings available to charities and how charities can exploit investments to the full.

Register now: www.charitytimes.com/investment


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Evolve 2013: The Annual Event for the Voluntary Sector
17 June, London

The only event to bring together the sector's leading organisations.
Get the very best advice, resources and expertise so you can do what you do best.

Collectively we can create a stronger, stable sector that can weather the toughest storms. Join us. Evolve.

You can look forward to:

Debates and discussions on the biggest issues facing the sector.

World renowned speakers who will inspire and motivate you and your organisation.

Tailored workshops run by the country’s leading experts where you will get the tools and resources to help you no matter what your role.

A range of fringe events hosted by experienced professionals will provide invaluable information for team leaders, managers and officers.

An extensive marketplace with 50 exhibition stands offering you advice, support and expertise to help you and your organisation survive and thrive.

The opportunity to interact, exchange and make the right connections with the largest audience of voluntary sector professionals under one roof.

No matter what your role is with, or within, the voluntary sector, there is something at Evolve 2013 relevant to you and your organisation. It will help you look to the future, whatever the size, shape and mission of your organisation.

Find out more at www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/evolve2013 or contact NCVO Events on: 020 7520 3153 or at ncvoevents@ncvo-vol.org.uk





The Institute of Fundraising National Convention
1-3 July, London

As the biggest and best fundraising event in Europe, National Convention is the must-attend event of the year for all charity staff, fundraisers and suppliers. Over 2,200 attendees join together as one community, with fundraisers of all different levels from all types and sizes of organisation, at an event designed to inform, refresh, innovate and re-energise.

The 2013 Convention Board will soon be putting together a cutting edge, content rich programme to be presented by experienced and knowledgeable speakers.

With networking events, sessions highlighting the specialist areas of fundraising, workshops and debates throughout the days - plus evenings crammed with social events - IoF National Convention 2013 will offer more opportunities than ever to develop an invaluable network of contacts, meet like-minded fundraisers and share personal and professional experiences and aspirations.

Email: IoFconvention@institute-of-fundraising.org.uk

Phone: 0207 840 1040





NCVO Trustee Conference 2013
11 November, London

The keynote speakers will inspire thought and discussion.

Hear from Helena Morrissey, CEO of Newton Investment Management and Founder of 30% Club, working for diversity on corporate boards.

Streamed expert-led workshops will offer advice, information and practical tools and resources covering a host of governance and leadership issues for a range of experience levels.

The latest legal and policy updates.

Interactive networking opportunities to help you make the right connections with a range of new and experienced delegates, speakers and exhibitors.

Up to date information and advice from a range of exhibitors in our marketplace designed specially with your needs in mind.

Network with your peers and conference speakers at our Drinks Reception where we will be announcing the winners of the Winifred

Tumim Memorial Prize for best practice is charity governance.

Email the NCVO events team: ncvoevents@ncvo-vol.org.uk





ACEVO Annual conference 2013: Funding Your ambition
21 November, London (Lancaster London Hotel)

This year’s ACEVO Annual Conference will focus on building for a brighter future.

With income generation an increasing concern, the day will explore different ways of finding the necessary resource to fund your organisation’s ambitions; from working with philanthropists to transforming your business model.

It will also examine how to lead through significant change and how to work in partnership with your board through challenging times.

Who Should Attend? CEOs, trustees and top level managers from third sector organisations.

Email: events@acevo.org.uk.

Phone: 020 7014 4600






December/January 2012 Cover Feature: The Good Leader

With morale in the sector at its lowest ebb, Duncan Jefferies asks what makes an effective leader and how charities can attract and develop the best management talent in the current environment

August/September 2011 Investment Analysis: Reaching the target

Target return funds are about being in the right assets at the right time, and being out of assets when they are not performing. Philip Smith weighs up the evidence for charities to take the plunge and Malcolm Herring shows how a targeted return approach seeks to achieve real returns on a consistent basis


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December/January 10/11 Cover feature: Filling the void

Much hope and expectation is on corporates to fill the substantial gap left by government funding cuts and a fall in fundraising revenue. Peter Davy looks at how charities should be dealing with corporates to help fill a vast hole in charity finances


Those hoping to solve the problem of arts funding through private sector sponsorship suffered a further blow in November: Sherlock Holmes thinks it impossible.....

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