
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
As a key influencer and co-founder of Tanck, Angus Crowther brings a wealth of expertise on engaging governments to help deliver charitable missions. Recently, Angus shared his insights on the Purposely, providing invaluable advice for leaders of social sector organisations. His approach is both strategic and practical, making it essential listening for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of government engagement.
Angus emphasises the importance of viewing government as a partner rather than an adversary. He notes that many charitable organisations take a combative approach, which can be counterproductive. Instead, he advocates for building strong, positive relationships with government officials, public servants, and quasi-government organisations. This partnership approach is crucial for achieving funding, policy change, and legislative support.
Angus outlines several effective strategies for engaging
One of the key takeaways from Angus's interview is the need for clarity and consistency in messaging. Organisations should articulate their objectives clearly and ensure they are aligned across all levels of engagement.
This includes having a unified message when working as part of a coalition and avoiding mixed signals that can undermine your cause.
Angus also highlights some common pitfalls to avoid:
Relying on lobbyists, which can be expensive and
Throughout the podcast, Angus shares success stories and practical tips from his extensive experience. One notable example is his work with an early year’s organisation, where creative leave-behinds like a jar of
For a deeper dive into Angus Crowther's insights on
Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from one of the leading voices in the field. Tune in and discover how you can leverage government engagement to drive positive social and environmental impact.
Angus has been on Purposely Podcast before, previously with Tanck co-founder Neil Pharoah and together they have been helping charitable and ‘for purpose’ organisations successfully engagement Governments since February 2021.
As a key influencer and co-founder of Tanck, Angus Crowther brings a wealth of expertise on engaging governments to help deliver charitable missions. Recently, Angus shared his insights on the Purposely, providing invaluable advice for leaders of social sector organisations. His approach is both strategic and practical, making it essential listening for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of government engagement.
Angus emphasises the importance of viewing government as a partner rather than an adversary. He notes that many charitable organisations take a combative approach, which can be counterproductive. Instead, he advocates for building strong, positive relationships with government officials, public servants, and quasi-government organisations. This partnership approach is crucial for achieving funding, policy change, and legislative support.
Angus outlines several effective strategies for engaging
One of the key takeaways from Angus's interview is the need for clarity and consistency in messaging. Organisations should articulate their objectives clearly and ensure they are aligned across all levels of engagement.
This includes having a unified message when working as part of a coalition and avoiding mixed signals that can undermine your cause.
Angus also highlights some common pitfalls to avoid:
Relying on lobbyists, which can be expensive and
Throughout the podcast, Angus shares success stories and practical tips from his extensive experience. One notable example is his work with an early year’s organisation, where creative leave-behinds like a jar of
For a deeper dive into Angus Crowther's insights on
Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from one of the leading voices in the field. Tune in and discover how you can leverage government engagement to drive positive social and environmental impact.
Angus has been on Purposely Podcast before, previously with Tanck co-founder Neil Pharoah and together they have been helping charitable and ‘for purpose’ organisations successfully engagement Governments since February 2021.
182 Listeners
99 Listeners
619 Listeners
30,293 Listeners
6,344 Listeners
19 Listeners
1,375 Listeners
300 Listeners
555 Listeners
3 Listeners
239 Listeners
993 Listeners
19,372 Listeners
835 Listeners
1,965 Listeners