This month I was invited to speak at the Honorary Treasurers Forum Summer Symposium hosted by UBS.
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NCVO conference
Russam and Trustees Unlimited were happy to be involved in the centenary celebrations of NCVO and we played a role in supporting the annual conference a few weeks ago.
Trends in remuneration
I was delighted to speak alongside Lesley Knox, Remco Chair, Legal & General plc and Louise Fisher, Chair, CIPD at a recent Winmark event about trends in senior reward and remuneration.
Leading a Multi-Generational Workforce
Encouraging diversity within organisations is widely accepted not only as the right thing to do, but also commercially beneficial.
Working with Cranfield to support Non-Executive Directors
The Cranfield Non-Executive Director’s Seminar is a two-day event led and organized by Professor Ruth Bender.
Why there’s never a bad time to be an interim
In more than twenty years in the interim sector I’ve never seen a significant dip in demand for their expertise. And, as Russam’s recent Brexit-focused survey indicates, interims themselves recognise that their prospects remain good even when little else is certain.
Diversity, globalisation and integrity: the evolution of the interim industry
When I started out in the interim industry around 25 years ago, it was a notably different environment. Businesses were much more focused around rigid structures and roles, where an interim was usually required to fill a gap caused by a death or a firing!
Walking the Talk
We are excited to announce Walking the Talk, a new cross sectoral partnership between Russam, Trustees Unlimited, New Philanthropy Capital, brap, Community Links, Chwarae Teg, and The Peel.
The changing face of the operations leader
One of the developments we are witnessing on the digital transformation journey is that the term ‘back office’ has been turned upside down and inside out. With data now seen as the most precious business asset, its guardians are now under the spotlight.
International day for the elimination of racial discrimination
In 1966 the United Nations declared the first Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination to commemorate those who had been killed on 21 March 1960, whilst peacefully protesting the Apartheid pass laws in South Africa.
