Agenda unveiled for The Third Sector Conference
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The Third Sector ConferenceTuesday 18 June 2024 | Barbican Centre, London
This year, the conference is taking a fresh approach, diving into diverse streams: fundraising, finance, leadership, and innovation.
In a world demanding adaptability and innovation, this conference goes beyond fundraising to offer a dynamic convergence of ideas, expertise, and solutions for your organisational spectrum.
But it doesn’t stop there. They’re uniting the entire third sector supply chain, creating a one-stop shop for your charity needs. It’s not just an event, it’s a community-driven initiative empowering your organisation to thrive.
Let’s take a sneak peek at what’s in store: • Opening panel: Reflecting on changes since our last fundraising conference and identifying key future challenges. • Presentation: Understanding corporate expectations from charity partners and navigating the corporate decision-making process. • Case study: Exploring partnerships and innovative campaigning strategies through the lens of Bowel Cancer UK.
View the agenda here.
What is included with your ticket…
- Full day of exclusive content: Dive into a comprehensive agenda covering key topics and expert insights relevant to the third sector
- Dedicated networking time with some of the hardest-to-reach contacts: Connect with industry leaders and influential figures during structured networking sessions.
- Get your questions answered by leading speakers in Q&As: Engage directly with keynote speakers and panellists during dedicated Q&A sessions, and gain valuable insights and clarification on key topics
- Lunch and refreshments: Complimentary refreshments and a catered lunch to keep you energised throughout the day
- Central London location: Benefit from the convenience of a central location at the prestigious Barbican Centre, easily accessible and surrounded by amenities
For more information, visit https://www.thirdsectorsconference.com/
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