Business leaders to run ‘real-time problem solving’ sessions to help charities succeed
Howard Lake | 21 June 2018 | News
Making A Difference Through Analytics is hosting a new kind of event next month, designed to pilot “real-time problem solving” for charities by business leaders.
Empowering Charities to Succeed is a two-hour event on 3 July at Barclays in Canary Wharf, London.
Business leaders will give short presentations and then participants, including charity staff, will then take part in intensive problem-solving sessions.
The speakers are:
- Elisabetta Osta, MD Barclays & Visiting Fellow at Cambridge
- Tristan Lovering, MBE, Former Head of Intelligence at Royal Navy
- Sarah Rogerson, Senior Manager at Cambridge Assessment English, University of Cambridge
- Ritchie Mehta, CEO Learn Et Al
- Tom Lawrie & Florian Pouchet, Consultants, Wavestone
The problem-solving session topics were all suggested by charity leaders. They are:
- How to benefit from the corporate sector & partnership with academia
- Using data & insights more effectively for better fundraising & operations
- Psychological resilience – helping leaders make better decisions during testing times (hear stories of how soldiers have to respond and make decisions
- How can charities embrace frugal innovation and succeed
- What does GDPR mean for charities
During these intensive sessions, the business leaders will attempt “to solve some of the big challenges real time in small groups and provide bespoke support post the event”.
The event concludes with a networking session and drinks.
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MADTA
Making A Difference Through Analytics is a charity created by Nandu Govindankutty and John Conway.
Participants in MADTA’s December 2017 charity hackathon
It organises data hackathons, runs deep dive strategy sessions, optimises fundraising activities, and coaches CEOs of charities using the intellectual capital in the corporate sector.
Their third annual Charity Data Hackathon was held last month.
Empowering Charities to Succeed takes place from 4-6pm on 3 July at Canary Wharf.
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About Howard Lake
Howard Lake is consultant editor of UK Fundraising. He founded the site in 1994 and successfully sold it in 2022. As director of Giving X Ltd he is exploring growing giving on a massive scale.
He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.