Deliver Mutually-Beneficial, Long-Term, Measurable Results With Strategic, High-Impact Corporate Charity Partnerships:
Fresh Insights To Best Align Strategic Objectives, Measure Impact, Boost Employee Engagement, Innovate Fundraising, Volunteering & Skill Sharing & Protect Reputation
A One-Day, Industry-Led Conference & Networking Event, 3rd October, Museum of London Docklands, London. Download The Brochure. Book By 26th July & Save Between £100 & £270.
Get To Grips With The Strategic Goals At The Top Of Corporate & Charity Agendas & Overcome Reputational Worries To Form Truly & Demonstrably Mutually-Beneficial Partnerships Which Translate Into Long-Term Relationships & Fully Engage Employees
- Ensure Strategic Goals Are Aligned & New for 2018! Achieved! Develop mutually-beneficial partnerships to grow over the coming years
- Genuine Long-Term Employee Engagement: Next-level partnership communication strategies with fresh insights and new technologies
- Showcase True Value & Impact: Effectively monitor and report the ‘so what’ of your partnership to prove true value and ROI
- Achieve Significant, Long-Term Partnership Status: The nitty gritty of getting past the initial 1-2-3 years to maximise value and potential for both parties
- Meet Corporate Expectations & Strategies: Ensure your programmes tick all the right corporate boxes
- Harness The Latest Partnership Trends & Innovations: Advice on what’s hot at the moment
- Partnership Pitfalls & Fails! Best-practice tips and advice to tackle common hurdles
- Mutually-Beneficial Volunteering & Skill-Sharing Programmes: Fresh ideas to excite staff and fulfil CSR objectives
- Times Are Tough! Creative, Innovative Fundraising: Gain ideas, inspiration and advice on innovating your fundraising activities in the current, difficult market climate
- Safeguarding Reputation: Develop a solid PR and communications strategy to protect against negative press headlines and reputational damage
Strategic Partnerships • Employee Engagement • Value & Impact • Long-Term Strategic Partnerships • Charity Breakout: Corporate Expectations • Corporate Breakout: Trends & Innovations • Pitfalls & Fails • Volunteering & Skill Sharing • Fundraising • Reputational Risk
Why Attend The 5th Annual Corporate Charity Partnerships Conference?
- 36 Leading Corporates & Charities Take To The Stage In 1 Day
- Real-World Strategic Partnerships Joint Case Studies: Aldi & Teenage Cancer • Care International & Diageo • Heathrow & Duke of Edinurgh's Award • Asda, Fareshare & The Trussell Trust • Clic Sargent & Morrisons • TSB Bank & Sported
- Pitfalls & Fails Panel! We Know It's Not Always Smooth Sailing... So Learn To Overcome Hurdles & Maintain Partnership Success
- Separate Corporate & Charity Hot Topic Dedicated Breakouts: Choose Your Stream & Learn From Like-Minded Peers
- 5th Annual Event With A 97% Satisfaction Rating Year-On-Year
- 5 Networking Peer-To-Peer Debates Including: A. CSR B. Volunteering C. Pitching D. How long should a partnership last? E. Digital & Technology
- Quiz The Corporates! Learn To Align Your Pitches & Strategies With Corporates' Expectations
- New Central London Networking Venue
- Limited Bursary Places Available! Book By The End Of Today To Save £300!
Can you help corporates and charities drive partnership success and impact? For more information on how to get involved, please call +44 (0) 20 3479 2299 or email partner@partnershipsconference.com.
Book your exhibition stand and two delegate passes before 26th July for just £1,999 +VAT (save £500). Click here to book your stand. Please note that we have a limited amount of exhibition stand space available and stands will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis.
5 Years Leading The Corporate Charity Partnerships Industry & An Average 97% Satisfaction Rating... Here's What Previous Delegates Think:
- "Exceeded expectations - a lot of food for thought from inspiring speakers." Gatwick Airport
- "A great snapshot of the latest thinking in corporate partnerships from both sides of the fence." Arthritis Research UK
- "Informative and well thought through. Diverse speakers." Alzheimers Research
The Strategic Win-Win Corporate Charity Partnerships Conference Agenda. To View The Full Programme, Click Here.
08.30 Registration, Coffee & Speed Networking
09.00 GIC Welcome, Interactive Voting Introduction & Morning Co-Chairs’ Opening Remarks
Kathryn Baddeley, Head of CSR, Cisco UK & Ireland
REAL-WORLD STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
09.20 Insights & Methods To Establish & Develop A Clear Strategic Partnership Synergy That Can Grow Over The Next 2-5-8 Years
John O’Maoileoin, Corporate Responsibility Director, Aldi Stores Ltd
Laura Zabel, Lead Account Manager, Teenage Cancer
EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT - PANEL & Q&A
09.40 Take Your Communication Strategies To The Next Level With Fresh Insights & New Technologies For Genuine, Long-Term Staff Engagement
Paul Broadhead, Head of Community Investment & Education Outreach, Rolls-Royce Plc
Laura Haigh, Corporate Responsibility Manager, L’Oréal
Eleanor Turner, Head of Corporate Responsibility, Prudential UK & Europe
Hannah Sardar, Internal Comms Manager, easyJet
Jonathan Collinge, Corporate Social Responsibility Manager, adidas Group North Europe
VALUE & IMPACT
10.10 So, What Has Changed? Effective Techniques For Monitoring & Reporting The Value & Impact The Partnership Has Truly Had, Not Just ROI
- Lucy Dormandy, Group Senior Manager Corporate Responsibility, Aviva Plc
- Henrietta Jones, Deputy Head of Corporate Partnerships, British Red Cross
10.30 Morning Refreshment Break With Informal Networking
11.00 Bonus Sessions Reserved For Exclusive Conference Partner. Can you help corporates and charities drive partnership success and impact? For more information on how to get involved, please call +44 (0) 20 3479 2299 or email partner@partnershipsconference.com.
LONG-TERM RESULTS
11.20 The Nitty Gritty Of Getting Past The Initial 1-2-3 Years To Ensure Your Partnership Transforms Into A Significant, Long-Term Partnership Which Maximises Results For Both Partners
Perspective One:
- Verity O’Shaughnessy, Interim Partnerships Manager, Care International UK
- Amanda Smith, Global Sustainability Manager, DIAGEO
Perspective Two:
- Fiona Tice, Talent & Development Director, Heathrow
- Caroline Glen, Head of Corporate Partnerships, Duke of Edinburgh’s Award
DEDICATED CORPORATE & CHARITY STREAMS
12.10 The Conference Will Now Diverge With Separate Streams For Corporate Attendees & For Charity Attendees
CHARITY BREAKOUT - CORPORATE INSIGHTS
12.10 Align Your Pitches & Strategies With Corporates’ Expectations To Optimise Your Chance Of Success & Ensure Your Programmes Tick All The Right Corporate Boxes
- Redford Healey, Senior Ethical Trading Manager Supplier Management, Arcadia
- Tom Harding, Corporate Affairs Manager, Asahi UK Ltd UK
- Jonathan Collinge, Corporate Social Responsibility Manager, adidas Group North Europe
CORPORATE BREAKOUT - TRENDS & INNOVATIONS
12.10 Get To Grips With The Latest Trends & New Innovations That Could Take Your Partnerships To The Next, Strategic Level
Claudia Candiotto, Specialist, Corporate Responsibility EMEA, Hilton
The Delegation Will Now Reconvene For Subsequent Sessions.
REAL-WORLD STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
12.40 Insights & Methods To Establish & Develop A Clear Strategic Partnership Synergy That Can Grow Over The Next 2-5-8 Years
Tim Scott, Senior Manager, Community, Campaigns & Foundation, Asda
Lindsay Boswell, CEO, Fareshare
Samantha Lane, Head of Fundraising, The Trussell Trust
13.00 Lunch For Delegates, Speakers & Partners
INFORMAL PEER DISCUSSIONS
13.30 Informal Peer-To-Peer Discussions
A) How Long Should A Partnership Last?
Eva Halper, Director, Corporate Citizenship, Credit Suisse
Sotonye Oye-Somefun, Associate Director, Major Gifts, Europe, Room to Read UK
Andrew McCusker, Head of Education Finance, Opportunity International
Nicola Hughes, Senior Corporate Partnerships Executive, Plan International UK
B) CSR Strategies
Eleanor Turner, Head of Corporate Responsibility, Prudential UK & Europe
C) Volunteering
Helen Walker, Chief Executive, TimeBank
D) Pitching
Alexander Killick, Head of Corporate Partnership, National Trust
E) Harnessing Digital Channels & Technology
14.00 Co-Chairs’ Remarks
PARTNERSHIP PITFALLS
14.10 It’s Not Always Smooth Sailing! Best-Practice Tips & Advice On Overcoming Hurdles To Maintain Partnership Success
- Tim Scott, Senior Manager, Community, Campaigns and Foundation, Asda
- Fran Fay, Group Director of Corporate Responsibility, FirstGroup Plc
- Kate Gibson, Vice President Global Corporate Responsibility, IHG
- Lucy Cargill, Director of Fundraising, MTV Foundation
REAL-WORLD STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
14.40 Insights & Methods To Establish & Develop A Clear Strategic Partnership Synergy That Can Grow Over The Next 2-5-8 Years
- Joanna Hancock, Head of Corporate Partnerships, Clic Sargent
- Joseph Clark-Bland, Corporate Affairs Charity & Community Specialist, Morrisons
VOLUNTEERING
15.00 Insights Into The Latest Trends & New Opportunities To Harness For Mutually-Beneficial, Strategic-Level Volunteering & Skill-Sharing Programmes
15.00 Perspective One
Bola Gibson, Head of Community Engagement, TSB Bank
15.20 Perspective Two
Jane Boulton, Zurich Cares UK Manager, Zurich Community Trust
Kathryn Berry, Head of Member Services, Sported
15.40 Afternoon Refreshment Break With Informal Networking
FUNDRAISING Q&A
16.10 Gain Ideas, Inspiration & Advice On Innovating Fundraising Activities In The New Landscape To Maintain The Financial Benefit Of Partnerships
John English, Head of Charity Partnerships, Premier Inn
REPUTATIONAL RISK
16.40 Overcome The Challenges As Seen In The Latest Press Headlines & Ensure You Have A Solid PR Strategy To Protect Partnership Relations & Company Reputation
17.00 Official Close Of Conference
For more information or to get involved in The Strategic, Win-Win Corporate Charity Partnerships Conference, please call +44 (0)20 3479 2299 or email info@partnershipsconference.com.
