Innovation and Creativity for Better Fundraising Results (17-Sep-24)

Innovation
17 September 2024
09:30AM to 04:30PM

Individual Prices

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Package Type Available To Price
Individual Member Fee All Days Individual Members £330
Non-Individual Member Fee All Days Non Individual Members £390

Innovation means staying resilient, spotting opportunities and take action to make sure the good ideas happen in a way that minimises risk and maximises income and impact.

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On this one-day course we will define what innovation and creativity means and learn proven innovation tactics from successful companies, entrepreneurs and charities that you can apply to your day-to-day work. You will leave with a set of tools to build your innovation skills, including identifying where to focus your ideas, how to develop your personal creativity, how to create a culture that supports innovation (especially if you are now working from home) and ensure the ideas with the potential to make the most impact happen.

Who should attend?

This one-day course is designed for any fundraiser of any fundraising discipline who wants to be more confident, more creative and raise more money. It is also helpful for any fundraiser or manager who needs to lead and inspire their colleagues to work together to get better results.

Benefits for you and your organisation

The day is packed with great tips, valuable insights and real examples, this practical course will explore and explain what you need to do to get started and keep going when it comes to creativity and innovation. You will leave the course with a greater confidence in your creative abilities and practical techniques that you can apply straight away. This course will change the way you approach creativity and innovation and help you to work with colleagues, supporters and volunteers to gain better results for you individually, for your team, your organisation and most importantly your beneficiaries. 

By the end of the course you will have gained:
  • A clear understanding of the principles of creativity and innovation and what it means for your role
  • How to take a strategic approach to innovation and problem solving
  • Tried different techniques to develop your personal creativity
  • Learned proven ways to build a culture of innovation with your colleagues
  • A framework and principles to make good ideas happen
  • Enjoyed yourself and learned from your peers 
Pre Course exercise

Please email the academy team academy@ciof.org.uk with the answers to the following questions: 

1.What is one thing that you would like to get from the course? 

2. Please take 2 minutes to complete the innovation animal quiz. https://www.lucidity.org.uk/animal/ 

I felt incredibly motivated following this course and have already shared what I've learnt with a few of my colleagues. I'm excited to share with the wider team and hopefully inspire others to look at the way they think

Grace Watson, Community Fundraising Officer at UK Sepsis Trust

THE LIVE VIRTUAL TRAINING EXPERIENCE

The Chartered Institute of Fundraising's live virtual training is delivered by trainers who are leading experts in their chosen discipline. Each virtual course has been especially designed to deliver a rich virtual learning experience. Your course will feature:

  • Zoom platform learning environment
  • Interactive engagement with the trainer and peers
  • Group discussions and exercises
  • Real-life case studies and examples
  • Ample Q&A opportunities throughout the sessions

TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS

The course is being delivered via the online platform zoom. To enable you to interact with your tutor and your class you will need to have access to a microphone (or access to a landline phone) and ideally have a working video link via a camera. To test compatibility with your system, you can join a test meeting via this link https://zoom.us/test

About your trainer

Lucy Gower is director and founder at Lucidity. She is a trainer, coach, author and consultant specialising in innovation and product development. She works with teams to give them to courage, confidence and skills to make their good ideas happen.

Since leaving the NSPCC in 2012 Lucy has worked with over 50 organisations including Amnesty International, Cystic Fibrosis Trust, Nesta, The Children’s Society and Greenpeace to help and inspire teams think more clearly and work positively together - to get better results. 

She is author of the best-selling book “The Innovation Workout” a blogger and conference speaker and often seen on Twitter @lucyinnovation www.lucidity.org.uk

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