Develop Groundbreaking Partnerships Strategies Which Evolve With Changing Needs, Promote ESG & Social Impact & Embrace The Latest AI & New Tech Advances For Long-Lasting Collaborations & Measurable Results

Innovative, Aligned, Adaptable & Highly Impactful Corporate Charity Partnerships

08.15 Registration, Informal Networking

OPENING REMARKS

09.00 GIC Welcome & Morning Co-Chairs’ Opening Remarks

Claire Myers, Director Corporate Responsibility, Invesco EMEA

Katherine Burgess, Corporate & Community Fundraising Manager, Rainbow Trust

BUILDING STRONG, MUTUALLY-BENEFICIAL PARTNERSHIPS

DOUBLE PERSPECTIVE

09.10 Forge, Reinforce & Maintain Resilient & Supportive Partnerships That Drive Growth For All Parties & Stand The Test Of Time

  • Amid the ongoing disruptions of geopolitics and the cost-of-living crisis, what can partnerships do from both sides to promote stability and resilience moving forwards?
  • What are the key elements that define a truly successful partnership? What should both corporates and charities be looking out for in the quest to find the perfect partner?
  • Utilise skill-sharing, volunteering programmes, the latest technologies, and other fresh innovations to make sure that partnerships are truly two-sided with real value on both sides
  • Ensure truly alignment of goal and purpose, so that both partners can provide mutual support and assistance without pulling in opposite directions

09.10 – Perspective One

Tracy Jarvis, CSR Manager, GTR (Govia Thameslink Railway)

Andrew Berrie, Head of Corporate Partnerships, Mind

09.30 – Perspective Two

Megan Marsden, Senior Strategic Partnerships Manager, Bowel Cancer UK

AI & NEW TECHNOLOGIES

09.50 Harness The Power Of AI With Applicable User Cases On How To Effectively Streamline Processes & Cut Costs Without Losing The Key Human Touch

  • From sustainability and impact reporting to regulations and compliance, explore the various ways and real-world practical user cases where the latest technologies can support corporate charity partnership goals
  • AI is here to stay, and the question is no longer whether to use it, but how? Utilising real-time data, writing bids, funding proposals – what are the quick-win applications for AI and automation that charities can begin to benefit from immediately?
  • Don’t forget the human touch – decipher where AI can add most value, but also where it has the potential to detract from the need for real human interaction

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