Agree to disagree?

How should charities manage internal disputes and ensure that their focus continues to be on delivering their charitable purposes?

In this edition, the trio discuss:

• Charity Governance Code consultation - initial reactions focus on payment for use.
• Financial matters – international accounting standards and added value from charity auditors and other professionals.
• Charities' resources – do rebrands offer value for money?
• Are charities leaving their cash assets languishing?

Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-agree-to-disagree/

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Is time up for TikTok?

In the latest episode of CharitEpulse the trio discuss:

• Is time up for TikTok? With censorship and data concerns, should charities be using it?
• Social media, playing politics and the Charity Commission – is the Commission being consistent?
• “Leaders on Trial” – is excessive scrutiny discouraging charity leaders from prominent roles?

Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-is-time-up-for-tik-tok/

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Charities in 2024 and beyond – what to expect?

In this episode the trio discuss:

• Greater recognition of the work of the sector and its place in society
• Challenges in relation to funding cuts and future plans
• The role of the Charity Commission – can a regulator also be a champion?
• Agreeing to disagree – must charities always be ‘civil’?

Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-charities-in-2024-and-beyond-what-to-expect/

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When is a conflict not a conflict and will a name change make a difference?

In this episode, the trio discuss:

• The Charity Commission – a new CEO and 5-year strategy
• When is it ok for a charity to lend its CEO £200,000?
• Charity mergers – should we be surprised by the numbers?
• Charities £2.4bn subsidy of the state – more than half of the governments Levelling Up Fund
• Reputational risks – will change of charity name make a difference?

Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/charitepulse-when-is-a-conflict-not-a-conflict/

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