Trustee week is an opportunity to celebrate the good work that all our Trustees do. From a Charities perspective there are lots of things to think about when considering what you need from your board, have you done a skills matrix? What skills do you need to have represented? What time do the trustees have…
As the demand for skilled workers continues to rise, employers are seeking innovative solutions to bridge the gap between education and employment. Exeter’s dynamic and progressive accountancy firm, Griffin, has done just that and has welcomed the Government’s new T Level qualification thanks to Exeter College. The new qualification holds great promise for both students…
We are excited to invite you to our Charity seminar on Tuesday 21st March at Exeter Science Park. Registration and refreshments will be from 9:00am with the seminar starting at 9.30am. We will be joined by industry experts from Children’s Hospice South West, Tozers Solicitors and Charles Stanley. This is a great way for…
In September, the government finally brought in long-awaited legislation making it possible for a community interest company (CIC) to convert to a charitable incorporated organisation (CIO). Becoming a charity is only really appropriate if you’re planning to direct 100% of your profits into good causes. But what are the benefits? Is it right for your…
When setting up a Social Enterprise, you can choose from a number of different legal structures. Your choice will have an impact on the amount of tax you pay, and any grants or investment opportunities. There are several options, but in the main they fall into three umbrella categories: charities, limited companies and community interest…