Successful lobbying can be a complex art, requiring a lot of skill and nous. Michelle Perl spoke with the Australian Coal Association and Australian Made Australian Grown about their advocacy aims and how they get ...
Chief Executive of the Australia Employers' Network on Disability, Suzanne Colbert spends the majority of her time assisting business leaders and politicians to understand the business case for including people with disability as employees, customers ...
Belinda Collins headed World Vision's Media and Public Relations team through the Boxing Day tsunami period, raising $80 million in fourteen days and managing the World Cup Asia Tsunami Cricket match. Her step-by-step guide will ...
In the current economic climate, not-for-profit organisations need to explore every available avenue that can help them source valuable funding.
Following a merger in 2003, one of Australia's largest and most successful credit unions, mecu, seized the opportunity to reinvent itself. Drawing on its heritage as a socially responsible co-operative, it put the community and ...
To help organisations meet their obligations, the Australian Taxation Office has identified some common errors and the ways to avoid them.
Despite its name, SaaS is not a new division of the Special Forces but a model of IT delivery. Is it likely to become the dominant model? Ian Ryder gives his assessment.
Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society.
A regular publication can increase your association's profile and generate more members, but have you looked at the economics and assessed the true cost of producing a magazine in-house?
Events can be a fantastic way to raise both awareness and money, but for every success there are inevitable failures. Zelda Tupicoff asked three charity event experts how they get it right every time.
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