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Diversity, disclosure and debt
In this episode of CharitEpulse, the hosts discuss:
- The Sackler Trust: Whether redacting information in charity accounts is ever a good idea, and the transparency issues it raises.
- Henry Smith Foundation: A new initiative to boost trustee board diversity, launched in partnership with several sector organisations.
- National Fund: The future of a 1928 fund, now worth £607m, originally established to help pay off the national debt following the First World War.
- ACEVO & The Covenant: The growing pressures on charity CEOs and what measures could genuinely support sector leadership.
- Wellcome: A near £40bn investment portfolio alongside a charitable spending rate of around 5%.
Listen time: 25 minutes
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Hosts
Charles Mesquita
Charities Director
Catherine Rustomji
Partner at Shakespeare Martineau
James Saunders
Partner at Moore Kingston SmithSubscribe to trustEnews
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