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CharitEpulse: A summer round-up

Date: 30 August 2024

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A summer round-up

In this edition of CharitEpulse our trio discuss:

  • The increase in trust and confidence of charities
  • A public reprimand of local authorities acting as charity trustees
  • Dominant behaviour – is it always a bad thing?
  • A(nother) new charities minister
  • Is the Charity Governance Code too dry?

Watch time: 20 minutes

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For questions, feedback, or to suggest topics you’d like the trio to explore in upcoming episodes, please email claire.whiteman-haywood@quiltercheviot.com in the Charities team.

Speakers

Charles Mesquita

Charities Director

Catherine Rustomji

Partner at Shakespeare Martineau

James Saunders

Partner at Moore Kingston Smith

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