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In this episode we were joined by the charming and wonderful Emma Smith from GivePenny who lives with a neurological condition. Emma shares some positive (and some horror) stories from her time job hunting and how fundraisers can better support, engage and thrive off of candidates with disabilities You can find Emma on Twitter @Jigglyem Missing Millions: https://millionsmissing.meaction.net/ Autism Wessex Campaign: https://www.facebook.com/127866100563175/videos/2127281540621611
In the first episode of season 3 we were joined by the brilliant Rosie Oldham, who's one-woman crusade against bad recruitment practices has helped create a movement in the charity sector.
You can find Rosie on Twitter @RosieOldham8
Links:
https://showthesalary.com/
http://gender-decoder.katmatfield.com/
http://nongraduateswelcome.co.uk/
https://twitter.com/museumasmuck
In our season finale we spoke to Wayne "The man" Murray on strategy, post-COVID communications and expanding your social network to find better solutions.
Follow Wayne on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WayneTheMurray
Check out Martha's conference: https://fundraisingeverywhere.com/bameonline/
In this episode we were joined by Dana Segal and Steph Graham - both directors at Adapt for Arts and passionate arts fundraisers. We picked a part the funding model for the arts and how the institutional structures to the arts represent the biggest threat to their funding.
You can find Dana on Twitter at https://twitter.com/danaksegal
You can find Steph on Twitter at https://twitter.com/StephGraham87
Sign up to the Arts fundraising summit: https://fundraisingeverywhere.com/arts/
It's very rare that we're rendered speechless but this episode was all about listening.
Martha is a fundraising consultant, head of fundraising and organiser at Charity So White, the movement that shines a much needed spotlight on the diversity crisis at the heart of the third sector.
Follow her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarthaAwojobi
Find Charity So White online: https://charitysowhite.org/
Lee Clark, Chief Funraiser and founder of fundraising platform GivePenny, wants to talk about fundraiser grit - the thing that turns ideas into reality. He thinks fundraisers are too often paralysed by fear, when good ideas need a bit of TLC.
Follow Lee on Twitter: https://twitter.com/givepennylee
Find out more about GivePenny here: givepenny.com
Lee's podcast recommendation: https://mastersofscale.com/
Emma Russ is a regional fundraiser who started her new role in January but was furloughed not long after. Emma takes us through her personal journey of guilt, not taking furlough personally and juggling being a Mum to two legends.
Follow Emma on Twitter: https://twitter.com/EmmaRuss1103
Furloughed Fundraisers Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/219168435859817
We were so delighted to be joined by Louise for this episode - she has over a decade of major gifts fundraising experience in charities small, medium and large, and a strong corporate background from Unilever.
Louise knows that now is the time - during a crisis- to make major donors feel more loved than over.
You can find Louise at https://summitfundraising.co.uk/ or on Twitter @summitfundraise
We speak to "bae" aka Claire Warner, founder of CharityWell and charity well-being championed. We tackle Covid-19, naturally, and the impact of furlough on fundraisers and the sector as a whole.
Claire is on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/ClaireWarner
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