NPC speeches

Speeches by Martin Brookes, NPC's chief executive

  • 'How good governance can be achieved and maintained within third sector organisations.'
    From the Trade Association Forum Annual Conference 2010
    4 March 2010
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  • 'Innovative funding models for research: how philanthropy can provide opportunities for innovative funding, and for leveraging funds for research with public and other private funders.'
    From the European Foundation Centre's European Forum on Philanthropy and Research Funding Annual Conference
    2 December 2009
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  • 'The expectations government and grant makers will have beyond 2010, and the challenges charities will face.'
    From the ICAEW Charity & Voluntary Group Annual Conference
    17 & 24 November 2009
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  • 'What major donors want and how they choose charities.'
    From the 'Raising Funds from the Rich' conference 2009.
    14 October 2009

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  • ‘The difficulties charities will face in fund raising in the current climate, and the changes they will need to make.’
    From the acevo Annual Conference: ‘Raising funds in difficult times.’ 
    28 November 2008
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  • ‘Donor motivations, and what is likely to drive donor behaviour in the future’
    From ‘Raising Funds from the Rich’ conference 2008.
    8 October 2008
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Speeches by other members of NPC

  • 'Research leading to smarter funding' - by Padraic Brick, Senior consultant
    From the European Foundation Centre's 20th Annual General Assembly and conference, 'Fighting poverty, creating opportunities'
    14-16 May 2009

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