In the fifth episode of our leadership podcast series Andy Harris, Director of Income Generation at Shelter, speaks to us about his passion to fight social inequality and how to him leadership is making time to reflect, being honest and fostering a culture that means it’s okay to talk about failure.

Our leadership series is an opportunity to hear directly from sector leaders on how to get to grips with key strategic challenges. How do you deliver influence and impact, what’s the secret to communicating inspiring stories, where do you focus your energy to drive an organisation mission forward? Every leader has their own style – there is no right or wrong way but learning to be gained from past experiences.

In the fourth episode of our leadership podcast series we are joined by Fozia Irfan, CEO of Beds & Luton Community Foundation. Fozia speaks to us about how she moved from being lawyer to charity CEO, what role foundations have to play in affecting change in their communities, how philanthropy can become more accountable and how diversity, equity and inclusion different from anti-racism.

In the third episode of our leadership podcast series Harriet Lamb, CEO of Ashden, joins us to explore how we can create a fairer and more sustainable world by looking at innovative solutions that tackle the climate crisis and social injustice at the same time. 

 

Our leadership series is an opportunity to hear directly from sector leaders on how to get to grips with key strategic challenges. How do you deliver influence and impact, what’s the secret to communicating inspiring stories, where do you focus your energy to drive an organisation mission forward? Every leader has their own style – there is no right or wrong way but learning to be gained from past experiences.

In the second episode of our leadership podcast series Ndidi Okezie, CEO of UK Youth, joins us to demystify leadership and explore why 63% of CEO’s are female and only 6% black and minority ethnic. Hear her thoughts on how to not let our own fears and self-doubt restrict us from making an impact. 

Our leadership series is an opportunity to hear directly from sector leaders on how to get to grips with key strategic challenges. How do you deliver influence and impact, what’s the secret to communicating inspiring stories, where do you focus your energy to drive an organisation mission forward? Every leader has their own style – there is no right or wrong way but learning to be gained from past experiences. 

Most people know that the video games industry generates a significant amount of revenue. The global video games market is worth over $130 billion and around 2.2 billion people play video games worldwide. This is a huge source of supporters for beyond profit organisations! So, what are charities already doing in this space? and how can you start your own gaming income stream? 

With expert panel members; Lucy Squance, Director of Supporter-Led Fundraising at Alzheimer’s Research UK, Natasha Stone, Head of Emerging Markets and Gaming for Social Good at JustGiving and Oscar Clark, Gaming Consultant and SpecialEffect Ambassador, this is one not to be missed.

Every leader has their own style – there is no right or wrong way but learning to be gained from past experiences. Our latest podcast series is an opportunity to hear directly from sector leaders on how to get to grips with key strategic challenges. How do you deliver influence and impact, what’s the secret to communicating inspiring stories, where do you focus your energy to drive an organisation mission forward?  

 

In our first episode we are joined by Rachel Kirby-Rider, Director of Income and Engagement at CLIC Sargent, and discuss the benefits of involving service users at all levels, how to turn around declining income and Rachel’s personal experience with imposter syndrome.