Third Sector Digital Leaders
The School For Social Entrepreneurs
Delivery Method: Face-to-face The School for Social Entrepreneurs and Zoe Amar Communications have partnered to deliver ‘Third Sector Digital Leaders’ a digital leadership skills training programme for the leaders and senior management of charities and social enterprises.
The course takes place over four days in May and June 2017. You will learn how to implement a digital strategy that will in turn enable you to achieve your organisation’s wider strategic goals.
Overview
Many CEOs, trustees and senior non-profit leaders are aware of the need to engage with digital but are struggling to do so. There are few resources which can help them understand how digital fits into organisational strategy and how to identify risks and opportunities – Third Sector Digital Leaders aims to fill this gap. The course will:
- Help charity and social enterprise leaders to develop digital skills which will make their organisations more visible and fit for purpose in the digital age, generating more income and strengthening relationships with key audiences
- Give charity and social enterprise leaders an understanding of key areas of digital and how they integrate into organisational strategy and governance
- Arm the leaders of charities and social enterprises with the right digital skills help them to develop a more entrepreneurial, agile approach which will further their careers
- Encourage leaders to learn from each other and from speakers outside the sector, exposing them to cutting edge insights and building their confidence
Who should attend the course?
- CEOs, trustees and directors at social enterprises
- CEOs, trustees and directors at charities
- Heads of digital at social enterprises and charities on a career path to more senior digital roles
Course Timetable
3rd May 2017 | - Scene setting: what are the key digital trends and how can digital integrate into your organisational strategy, governance and operations?
- Culture change: how to develop the right culture to make the most of opportunities and risks in digital
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4th May 2017 | - Managing reputation: using social media as leaders, strategic crisis communications issues, rebuilding trust and demonstrating impact and transparency
- Fundraising and partnerships: using digital for fundraising, business development and partnership building
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15th June 2017 | - Digital service delivery: how to develop online service delivery as part of your organisational strategy, including agile working approaches
- Key digital analytics and cyber security issues
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16th June 2017 | - Finding and managing talent: how to recruit and grow best in class digital skills
- Plenary, action plans and bring your trustee/senior colleague along day
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Who will you hear from?
Speakers will come from a range of organisations across both for profit and not-for-profit sectors. Speakers confirmed so far include:
- Graeme Manuel-Jones, Digital Communications Manager, Diabetes UK
- Helen Thomas-Fox, Senior Digital Manager, CLIC Sargent
- Kai Adams, Partner, Charities and Social Enterprise Practice, Green Park
- Chloe Stables, External Relations Manager, NCVO
- Jo Wolfe, Assistant Director of Digital, Breast Cancer Care
- Matt Collins, Director, Platypus Digital
- Claire Reynolds, Head of Digital, Alzheimer’s Society
- Amanda Neylon, former Head of Digital, Macmillan Cancer Support
- Paul Thomas, Senior Manager National Communications, Grant Thornton
- Dominic Campbell, Director, FutureGov
Location and price
The course takes place from 10:30am – 4:30pm at our offices in The Fire Station, 139 Tooley St, London Bridge:
For this four day course plus all course materials you pay:
- Early bird (book before 01.08.16) £550
- SSE students and Fellows £625
- Charities and social enterprises £650
About the trainer
Zoe Amar MCIM is the founder and director of Zoe Amar Communications, a charity marketing and digital communications consultancy. She advises non-profits regularly about social media and her clients have included ActionAid, Crimestoppers, Macmillan and Family Lives.