News
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ACEVO, NCVO and Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales announce new project on commissioning
Wednesday 20 March 2019A major new project aims to rebalance the relationship between large and small voluntary organisations in public services.
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Pay and Equalities Survey 2019: this year the average charity CEO will spend three months working for no pay
Friday 8 March 2019For the first time since ACEVO launched its annual Pay and Equalities Survey, CEOs were asked how many extra hours they typically worked per week. The survey found that CEOs work on average 10 additional hours each week, equivalent to almost one and a half days over the standard five. This means that this year, the average charity CEO will spend three months working for no pay.
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ACEVO and Centre for Mental Health announce partnership to research bullying in charity sector leadership
Thursday 14 February 2019‘Leading safe cultures: eliminating workplace bullying in charity leadership’ aims to understand the conditions in which bullying occurs in the charity sector, its effects on individuals and why in some organisations bullying behaviour continues for a significant period of time unchecked.
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ACEVO announces the Jane Slowey memorial membership programme recipients
Monday 7 January 2019Eight women leaders have been selected to benefit from a two-year programme of support and development created in honour of Jane Slowey.
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ACEVO announces new Fellows
Wednesday 5 December 2018The charity leaders’ network ACEVO has named the five people chosen to receive the prestigious ACEVO Fellowship. Sponsored by The Leadership Trust Foundation, ACEVO Fellowships champion inspirational and emerging leaders from across the country.
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Esther McVey clarifies intent of anti-advocacy clauses
Tuesday 13 November 2018The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions has replied to a letter from ACEVO CEO Vicky Browning clarifying the intent of anti-advocacy clauses.
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Gagging clauses in government contracts
Tuesday 6 November 2018Vicky Browning responds to The Times article on the use of anti-advocacy clauses in government contracts for the Transforming Rehabilitation programme
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Mims Davies named as new minister for sport and charities
Tuesday 6 November 2018Vicky Browning welcomes new civil society minister
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Tracey Crouch resigns as sports and civil society minister
ACEVO's statement on the minister's resignation
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ACEVO responds to Budget 2018
Monday 29 October 2018ACEVO CEO, Vicky Browning responds to the Chancellor's 2018 Budget