Conference agenda
Fireside chat with Kate Lee OBE and Jane Ide
Our social, political, economic and cultural landscape is shifting rapidly – and charities are on the frontlines. In an environment defined by uncertainty, charities are not only adapting to change, they are driving it. Our fireside chat with leading cross-sector organisations, NCVO and ACEVO, will look at the current climate of the third sector; the opportunities and challenges that charities are facing, both now and over the coming years, and civil society’s resilience, connection and influence in a changing world.
Panel discussion: Working together for positive change
Cross-sector collaboration is a powerful tool for charities looking to maximise impact and improve sustainability of projects and initiatives. During this panel session, we’ll be charting our way through examples of cultural and social changes that have inspired impactful collaborations in the sector. Our speakers Dame Carol Ann Homden DBE PhD (Chief Executive, Coram), Adam Weiss (Chief Programmes and Impact Officer, ClientEarth) and Pasca Lane (Senior Director of Movement, Influencing & Communications, British Red Cross) will be sharing insights from the ground about how collective action can amplify impact.
Panel discussion: Bold decision making in charity leadership
In recent years, charity leaders are not only responding to increased external pressures with rising costs, increased demand for services, as well as national and global crises, but they are also using this moment to re-imagine how charities operate, influence, and lead. Our speakers Moazzam Malik (Chief Executive Officer, Save the Children UK), Peter Laurie (Chief Executive, Battersea Dogs & Cats Home), and Sufina Ahmad (Director, John Ellerman Foundation) will be exploring bold decision making in charity leadership, both in terms of effective change in their own operations, and in being agents of change at a time when decisive action is necessary.
