Maximising success: What’s hot in fundraising right now

Fundraising is a dynamic landscape. Keeping abreast of new trends and strategies is crucial for maximising impact. Our speakers share useful data, provide a picture of the current and emerging landscape and provide pointers on what to keep an eye on in the short to medium term.

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Webinar Speakers

Jay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research, Directory of Social change, leads a team of researchers who investigate grant-making and funding for UK charities.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jay-kennedy-6238971 https://www.linkedin.com/in/jay-kennedy-62389714

Ben Swart, Training Manager and Partnerships Specialist at Bright Spot Fundraising, spends his time looking at what makes world-class fundraising happen and helping others display those principles, tactics and ideas.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-swart-20a2149

Lindsay Tilston-Jones, Head of Community Fundraising, Shelter, is a skilled all area fundraiser who has worked on local, national and international campaigns as both a consultant to and employee of a wide range of charities.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsay-tilston-jones-mciof-cert-22273217/

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FundrAIsing: How to improve fundraising opportunities with AI

AI continues to be a hot topic. In this session we will explore the potential opportunities and challenges that rapidly developing Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology will bring for charities. We will look at how AI is already being used to help deliver charitable social missions in innovative new ways, and how the technology might radically alter the operating environment for charities in the future, by creating both new ways of working as well as new practical and ethical challenges.