Online booking is now available for Fundraising Management 2004, the major new conference for fundraising managers.
This major new conference for fundraising managers launches at the Hammersmith Novotel on 20th and 21st April 2004. Featuring experienced speakers from across the sector such as Tony Elischer, Richard Radcliffe,
American fundraising consultant Tony Poderis claims there are nine basic truths of fundraising.
In his latest article for his helpful Web site raise-funds.com, Tony Poderis sets out the nine basic truths of fundraising. These truths "are the distilled wisdom of generations of fundraising campaigners who have gotten the job done over and over again", he says.
Major General Sir Evelyn Webb-Carter KCVO, OBE has been appointed as the new Controller of the Fund at the Army Benevolent Fund (ABF), the Army's national charity.
Janet Cummins is to stand down as Chief Executive at executive search and selection consultancy CF Appointments at the end of March 2004 after ten years.
Richard Evans, Janet's deputy for three years, will take over as Chief Executive.
Clara Avery has joined Macmillan Cancer Relief as their Direct Marketing Manager.
Clara brings over eight years of direct marketing experience, five of which she has spent in the charity sector, including posts in the donor development departments at The Children's Society and at the Royal Association for Disability and Rehabilitation.
Stephen Dunmore, chief executive of the New Opportunities Fund (NOF), is to be the interim chief executive of the new Lottery distributor that will be formed by the merger of NOF with the Community Fund.
Dunmore will manage the merger of the two bodies over the next few months. The merged body will be the largest Lottery distributor by far.
Diabetes UK has appointed Dawn Jackson as its first director of membership and marketing, with responsibility for marketing, corporate and community fundraising and supporter relations.
Dawn joins Diabetes UK from Leisure Connection, which manages facilities on behalf of local authorities and organisations such as Sport England.
The National Council for Voluntary Organisations' (NCVO) Board of Trustees has written to its 3,300 members recommending that Sir Graham Melmoth succeed Lord Warner as Chair of NCVO.
