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Episodes
Thursday Feb 10, 2022
Thursday Feb 10, 2022
In this session from Corporate Partnerships Everywhere 2021, four successful corporate partnerships practitioners share their top tips on how to break into corporate partnerships and build a successful long-term career. With introduction by Laura Solomons and our own Alex Aggidis.
Speakers: Georgina Oxlade (Remarkable Partnerships), Ghalib Ullah (Parkinson's UK), Laura Solomons (The Sutton Trust), & Chris Mann (City Year)
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Monday Feb 07, 2022
Monday Feb 07, 2022
Curated by Dana Segal and brought to you by Fundraising Everywhere, the #ArtsSummit brings you the brightest and boldest minds from across the world. Cultural leaders, fundraisers, experts, funders, and artists push, test, and challenge your thinking and practice. It's an afternoon of big ideas, essential provocations, and practical advice.
In this week's Fundraising Everywhere Podcast, co-founder Simon Scriver sits down with Dana to reflect on December 2021's event and pull out some of the key moments and ideas.
“Such a fabulous day at the #ArtsSummit – so many amazing sessions, hours & hours of great discussion and inspiring speakers from all over the world.”
“Attending something like #ArtsSummit what can I say? Seeing such creative fundraisers coming up with exciting, joyful ways to get through this, more than that, take it to the next level. Gives us heart, confidence and the will to keep going.”
“Apart from all the hard-edged learning, what I’m loving about #ArtsSummit is that it rekindles my sense of being a part of a global fellowship of folk trying to make things better”
Tuesday Jan 25, 2022
Tuesday Jan 25, 2022
The pandemic has accelerated a lot of necessary change when it comes to charity recruitment. With remote-first working on the rise and a need for ethical recruitment methods, it's a job-seekers market out there where competition is tough and cutting through the noise is tougher.
In this live panel discussion and Q&A, you'll hear from successful recruiters who have received hundreds of talented applicants for one role, recent job-seekers who share why they chose the charity they were successful with, and from one sector organisation that doubled their team size in under six months.
Speakers include: Emily Casson (Salvation Army), Louise Tullin (Enthuse), Omari Okwulu (London Community Foundation), Joanna McGuinness (Children 1st), and Nene Parsotam (We Are Stripes)
Tuesday Jan 11, 2022
Tuesday Jan 11, 2022
In this session from our Looking Back, Moving Forward event Simon chats to our guests about the learnings in fundraising from 2021.
Guests are John Tasker (Massive), Gareth Mulcahy (Cancer Research UK), Sophie Randles (Royal British Legion), Suzy Edington (JustGiving)
Friday Dec 03, 2021
Friday Dec 03, 2021
Derek Humphries, Dana Segal and John Lepp chat about the future of fundraising.
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It’s 2021 and ‘normal service’ has not resumed.
We are still living through a pandemic that is disrupting all aspects of our personal and professional lives. At the same time, disruptive technology is helping us to respond, pivot, and develop new ways of connecting with each other. The rise of activism in the face of social injustice is disrupting the systems and cultures in which we work.
So where do we go from here?
It’s time for us to have some big conversations. To ask big questions. To put some old ideas to bed, and create new ways going forward. It’s time to disrupt our perceptions and preconceptions of what works, what doesn’t work and build the resilience and sustainability we need to produce and protect a bigger and broader range of cultures and heritages.
Let’s disrupt our thinking.
This year at #ArtsSummit we’re bringing you the brightest and boldest minds from across the world. Cultural leaders, fundraisers, experts, funders, and artists will push, test, and challenge your thinking and practice. Expect an afternoon of big ideas, essential provocations, and practical advice.
The summit will stream live worldwide on December 9th 2021. With two live rooms to choose from and move between, you’ll also get bonus download sessions, resources, and access to all the content for a further 30 days – so you won’t miss a thing no matter where you are in the world.
What attendees said about last year’s #ArtsSummit
“Such a fabulous day at the #ArtsSummit – so many amazing sessions, hours & hours of great discussion and inspiring speakers from all over the world.” – Kitty
“Attending something like #ArtsSummit what can I say? Seeing such creative fundraisers coming up with exciting, joyful ways to get through this, more than that, take it to the next level. Gives us heart, confidence and the will to keep going.” – Beth
“Apart from all the hard-edged learning, what I’m loving about #ArtsSummit is that it rekindles my sense of being a part of a global fellowship of folk trying to make things better” – Derek
Don’t miss your chance to disrupt
#ArtsSummit is an unmissable opportunity to reflect, learn and plan for your future. Secure your place now so you don’t miss out on our special early bird price.
Can’t join us on the day? That doesn’t mean you have to miss out. Buy your ticket now you will get access to all the sessions and content to watch in your own time after the live stream.
Wednesday Dec 01, 2021
Wednesday Dec 01, 2021
Curious, skeptical, unsure or have no idea what the fuss is about? Join Kimberley Mackenzie to satisfy your Clubhouse curiosity and explore the potential for social audio. This session includes an overview of how the app works and real examples of how people working for social good are using social audio to raise money, learn and collaborate.
Monday Aug 30, 2021
Monday Aug 30, 2021
Could there be a more confusing word than ‘strategy’?
In this episode, Niduk D'souza chats to Chloë Amstein about her personal journey in finding a decent definition. A journey that bought her right back round to where she started: to a more human, heart-led place.
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Monday Jul 19, 2021
Monday Jul 19, 2021
As we emerge from the worst of the coronavirus crisis, what lessons have we learned about ourselves, our organisations, and our sector? As we re-open to the public, how do we face the fundraising challenges ahead with confidence?
Join fellow cultural leaders, fundraisers, experts, artists and funders from all over the world for an unmissable opportunity to reflect, learn and plan for your future.
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Friday Feb 12, 2021
Friday Feb 12, 2021
On this episode Sarah Lyon (@SAPL) chats to Djaka Blais-Amare about Unfunded: Black Communities Overlooked by Canadian Philanthropy.
Prepared by the Network for the Advancement of Black Communities and Carleton’s Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership Program, the report provides the first in-depth examination of the relationship between Canadian philanthropy and Black communities.
Djaka Blais-Amare is Director, Grants and Racial Equity Strategy with Calgary Foundation and member of the Working Group to establish the Foundation for Black Communities
Link to the Report: Foundation for Black Community (FFBC) – Helping to empower Canadian black people! (forblackcommunities.org)
Monday Jan 11, 2021
Monday Jan 11, 2021
Speakers:
Camille St-Omer Donaldson: Host, Organiser/Campaigner & Supporter Experience Project Lead
Camille is an organiser, campaigner and committee member at #CharitySoWhite. Most recently awarded a spot on Civil Society's top 25 fundraisers under 35 list. She is a passionate and dynamic fundraiser for the last 8 years, currently using supporter insight to create experiences that bring our supporters closer to the causes the care about at British Red Cross where she is an active member of the charity’s BAME network committee and ex co-chair. Recently facilitating an anti racism workshop delivered to over 700 staff members, to drive forward the organisations Anti Racist Action plan. Camille is also programme chair of Beyond Suffrage committee, a project which helps elevate young women of colour to leadership, diversify boards and empower the future change makers. She’s a keen public speaker, facilitator & Beyoncé is her inspiration, #Slay. When not geeking out over supporters or Beyoncé, she spends her spare time completing Buzzfeed quizzes like ‘what type of bread are you?’, chatting to Martha about putting the world to rights, oh and rooting out racism in the sector!
Saba Shafi: Managing Director / Founding Organiser
Saba is the Managing Director of The Advocacy Academy, a youth movement working to unleash the power of young people to create a more fair, just, and equal world. She has eight years of experience as a management consultant, including four years at the aviation and aerospace consulting firm – Seabury Group. Saba is also one of the founding organisers of #CharitySoWhite, founder of a network for WOC in Impact Leadership, Treasurer of CitizensUK, and Governor of the Belham. She has an MBA from Wharton Business School, and a MSci in Mathematics from Imperial College London.