Felicity Shiel-Jones has worked as an Association Manager for over four years. She speaks to Third Sector about how to overcome not-for-profit challenges, and what makes it all worthwhile.
Third Sector contacted a variety of different types of not-for-profits to hear about their challenges and achievements over the year and their predicted trends for the future. Emily Hollosy provides a view of 2010 and ...
Governance will be the topic of the March 2011 Third Sector Professional Development Seminar, to be held in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
For not-for-profit organisations, sole traders and partnerships, 2011 is the proverbial eleventh hour for compliance with the modern awards. Depending on which state you operate in, there may be up to six changes in pay ...
Chief Operating Officer of the Spatial Industries Business Association
In light of the recent Federal election, Linda Lavarch outlines the political expenditure disclosure requirements, and why it is so important for not-for-profits who have expressed a political view to be aware of these.
Despite Australia's growing interest in the social enterprise sector, little is known about the scope, dimension and impact of the sector in Australian society. Associate Professor Jo Barraket outlines the purpose and findings of the ...
Chief Executive Officer of the Australasian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine
Women continue to be seriously under-represented in leadership positions in Australia's philanthropic, corporate and 'for-purpose' sectors. Learning how to make their money talk is an important step for women seeking to re-shape the gender balance ...
On Wednesday 21 July, the Third Sector Women's Leadership Seminar brought a passionate group of not-for-profit women together to participate in an inspiring day of professional development opportunities.
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Third Sector acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
