ICYMI: June 2020
In case you missed it is a monthly round-up of what we have been up to at ACEVO. Includes links to recently published content, newly launched events and services available to members.
Jane Slowey memorial memberships
Applications open to women from BAME backgrounds or those who have a disability, in their first two years as a CEO for a charity or social enterprise. Apply now.
Membership
Join our network of over 1,400 civil society CEOs and senior leaders and benefit from a whole range of services tailored to support and develop you as a leader.
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Trustees
School for Social Entrepreneurs
Based outside London
Dr Sanjiv Lingayah & Sufina Ahmad
A special podcast episode, about the Home Truths report
Home Truths: Undoing racism and delivering real diversity in the charity sector
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worth sharing
Guides, tools, templates
Tailored resources that help you to streamline your workload and make time-consuming tasks easier to manage.
Join us from 16 – 20 November 2020 for #ACEVOFest, an exclusive week-long digital event, bringing together social sector leaders to reflect, reboot and rebuild. Book now.
ACEVO Community
Members have access to an online hub, where they ask and offer advice as well as start and engage in conversations on any relevant topics. It’s our own social media, a safety net you can rely on.
ACEVO’s publication Leading the CEO and chair to effective governance has really helped us shape an organisation that’s fit for purpose with a board and executive that are both functioning well.
I immediately used the ACEVO's leadership competencies in my recent review with my chair as I thought they perfectly captured what it means to be a CEO in our sector.