Welcome to the latest edition
Welcome to the second review of 2024. Once again, the informative contributions from our charity-sector specialists cover a diverse range of subject matter.
In this bumper issue, our own Suneet Kumar addresses the challenges of liquidity, taking inspiration from British Cycling, whilst David Smith of Turcan Connell appraises the changes in charity law in Scotland - comments worth noting for any organisations with active operations in the country. Valerie McConville, CEO of CO3 brings her experiences to the fore to provide a useful insight into the crucial relationship between CEO and Chair of trustees.
James Brooke Turner, fresh from publishing his new book 'Investing for Charities' (published by the Directory of Social Change) reflects on the relationships between trustees and consultants and the concept of risk.
What’s inside?
- Crafting the right liquidity strategy
Suneet Kumar, Investment Manager, Quilter Cheviot
- Hallmarks of a successful relationship between the CEO and the Chair
Valerie McConville, Chief Executive, CO3
- Charity law reforms in Scotland
David Smith, Associate, Turcan Connell
- Trustees know best
James Brooke Turner, Co-founder, Yoke and Company
- The unintended consequences
Sarah Osato, Investment Manager, Quilter Cheviot
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"As ever, I hope you enjoy reading the articles; we always appreciate and welcome your feedback, alongside thoughts on other areas that we might look to cover in future editions."
Contributors
James Brooke Turner
Co-founder, Yoke and Company
Suneet Kumar
Investment Manager
Valerie McConville
Chief Executive, CO3
Sarah Osato
Investment Manager
