Chartered Institute of Fundraising Podcast

In this episode of the Chartered Institute Podcast we are looking at 'Careers in Fundraising' with Mickella Lewis-Purvis, the Network Grants Fundraising Manager at MIND; Harpreet Kondel, a Fundraising Consultant; David Burgess, as well as being a Consultant is chair of the Cultural Sector Network; and Graham Sumeray, CEO of Charity Link.

Donna Young, Director of Income Generation of the Air Ambulance Service & Mark Hughes, Director of MCH Positive Impact, join Anne Hughes for this conversation about recognising & nurturing talent.
This conversation focusses in on areas such as the CIOF Rising Stars Programme and the importance of celebrating new talent as well as reflecting on what leadership in fundraising looks like and how it can best be supported.

Paul McKenzie, Director of Engagement  at Teenage Cancer Trust joins Anne Hughes for a conversation about his 20+ year career in Fundraising. How did it all begin; what inspired and motivated him on his journey; what it's like being a Director? 
Paul also shares his thoughts on recruitment; team building; EDI; wellbeing; and what changes he considers could be ahead for our fundraising community.

In our fifth conversation in this series of CIOF Podcasts focusing on 'A Lifetime of Impact, a Career in Fundraising' we were joined by, Samir Savant, a CEO fundraiser at St George's, Bristol; Elvira Morrison, Director of Fundraising & Communications at The Maudsley Charity; Daryl Upsall, President of Daryl Upsall International and Emma Low of Nova Fundraising. 
In this conversation we're chatting about the importance of mentoring and how it could be used to support a more equitable, inclusive and diverse fundraising workforce. We also chat about what mentors and mentees get from the process.

Join us in our first ever podcast series, where our host Charlotte Weatherley, turns to inspirational women across the sector to discuss topics affecting women in leadership roles today.

In this episode, we hear from three female leaders in the sector and look at how women can navigate their career whilst on the journey to parenthood.

Speakers:

• Leonie McIlroy, Head of Campaigns and Communications at Mental Health First Aid
• Jane van Zyl, CEO at Working Families
• Jhumar Johnson, Chief of Staff to the Vice-Chancellor at The Open University

Areas we will explore:

• Gaining organisational support
• Returning to work
• Reaching your career goals

Join us in our podcast series, where our host Charlotte Weatherley, will be addressing one of the big issues affecting charity organisation's today - recruitment and the great resignation.

In this episode, we hear from four sector leaders, looking at how the recruitment market has changed and the challenges faced by hiring managers today, and we will be discussing how organisations can maximise opportunities and recruit for success during this difficult time.

Speakers:

• Ashby Jenkins, CEO at Ashby Jenkins Recruitment 
• Kirsty Berrigan, Head of Regional Fundraising at Parkinson's UK
• Rebecca Landolt, Head of Regional Fundraising at Parkinson's UK
• David Mbaziira, Head of EDI at Chartered Institute of Fundraising

Areas we will explore:

• Today's recruitment market
• Inclusive Hiring
• Flexible working 

In this new podcast series, our host Rob Cope, will explore innovative ways that the charity sector is getting Britain giving. As the numbers of people giving continues to fall (Pro Bono Economics, 2022), we bring together charity leaders and those from outside the sector who are working together to encourage more people to give.

The second episode will cover the innovative ways that campaigns are using Giving Tuesday to help buck the giving trend.

Areas covered:

• Where it all started
• Opportunities to get involved this year
• How to harness onto global generosity
• Advice and learnings to ensure your campaign is a success

Speakers:

• Asha Curran, CEO, Giving Tuesday
• Daniel Fluskey, Director of Policy and Communications at Chartered Institute of Fundraising

Our host Rob Cope, will explore innovative ways that the charity sector is getting Britain giving. As the numbers of people giving continues to fall (Pro Bono Economics, 2022), we bring together charity leaders and those from outside the sector who are working together to encourage more people to give.

This episode will cover the latest innovative ways that campaigns are using employee-giving schemes to help buck the giving trend.

Areas covered:

• Payroll giving trends
• Fundamentals of a good payroll giving campaign
• Benefits of payroll giving for employers

Speakers:

• Mervi Slade, Product & Programme Manager – Payroll Giving at Cancer Research UK
• Penelope Amatt, Senior Manager - Communities & Social Impact at Royal Mail
• Caroline Gaskin, Development Manager at Together for Animals

Our host Rob Cope, will explore innovative ways that the charity sector is getting Britain giving. As the numbers of people giving continues to fall (Pro Bono Economics, 2022), we bring together charity leaders and those from outside the sector who are working together to encourage more people to give.

This third episode will cover the latest innovative ways that campaigns are adopting behavioural change models to increase their legacy fundraising.

Areas covered:

• Legacy giving trends
• The science behind why people give
• Adopting behaviour change models to increase your giving

Speakers:

• Lucinda Frostick, Director of Remember A Charity
• Madeline Croucher, Consulting Director, Behavioural Science at Ogilvy Consulting UK