UK – South West England and South Wales
07 June, 2023
6:00 pm - 8:30 pm BST
Format
Event
Type
Conference
Duration
2h 30m
Schools are facing uncertain times with new risks and challenges. To manage these risks, schools must seek new, varied, innovative and untested strategies in order to achieve financial stability.
With uncertainty comes opportunity to refresh traditions and, seen from a positive angle, these challenges can be a driving force for adopting new more efficient, more effective ways of providing outstanding education.
6pm - registration with tea/coffee and sandwiches
6.45pm - 7.30pm - Guy Biggin
7.30 - 7.45pm - table / group discussion
7.45 - 8.30pm - panel discussion
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If you are thinking about broadening your knowledge of educational charities this will provide insight into one part of that sector, academies.
The state-maintained academy trust sector is often a place where CIMA/CGMA students and qualified accountants find themselves either in financial leadership or trustee roles. In a sector spending £26bn* per year on the education of children and young people, financial governance, financial management and control and the effective use of financial resources are high on the agenda.
Learn about the growing academy trusts sector from our panel of multi-academy trust experts as they provide their views on:
• What does financial governance excellence look like from both a trustee and executive perspective?
• How do multi-academy trusts ensure they use financial resources to provide the best educational outcomes for students; a trustee and CFO and CEO perspective
• Financial planning and effective use of resources; how does this support charity objectives in the academy trust sector?
The event will also include a talk by Guy Biggin, Partner, Social Purpose and Non Profits, Crowe UK.
Guy Biggin, Partner, Social Purpose and Non Profits, Crowe UK
Guy has extensive experience advising the charity and education sectors, specialising in the Non Profit sector. He is a regular speaker on charity and education issues at seminars and workshops. Me is the Managing Partner of the Cheltenham office. Guy also specialise in helping clients put best practice risk management into place. Using this, together with Mindshop techniques, he works with both charities and education clients to develop their strategic thinking.
Location: Future Inn Bristol, Bond Street South, Bristol, BS1 2EN