Category Archives: Finance and governance

Are senior charity leaders paid too much?

Posted on September 4, 2013 by Judy Robinson
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Judy Robinson joins the debate on charity senior executives’ pay: Are we asking the right questions? This conversation is more than an argument about money; it’s about what’s at the heart of charities – and society, too. Continue reading →

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Takes two to tango

Posted on July 12, 2013 by Involve Yorkshire & Humber
Judy Robinson at ALW13

You can hardly pick up a policy document without some reference to co-production, co-operative councils and public service innovation and re-design. New ideas about localism abound. At the same time the hard news about public services  is not good. The … Continue reading →

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Time to speak out

Posted on December 16, 2012 by Judy Robinson
Judy Robinson

Judy Robinson on why speaking out is in the air at the moment… Continue reading →

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Enthralling statistics

Posted on November 26, 2012 by Jane Hustwit
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Involve trustee Jane Hustwit on the importance of statistics and the power of data – but with a warning…. Continue reading →

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