Welcome to the Corporate Partnerships Collection

Need to convince your boss or board to invest in fundraising? In this session, Craig will share five key principles that you can follow to help secure that elusive investment.

Amy will talk about the rise of purposeful brands, the threat this poses to our sector, and how we can compete in a world where everyone is doing good.

This session helps tackle some myths around Small Business Fundraising and breaks down the barriers that Commercial Participation Agreements usually create.

In this session, Nicolassa Glavez talks about online giving days.

This session is designed to help leaders in the Arts sector to recognise the disruptions in the philanthropy space, through blockchain technology, NTFs and crypto-currencies.

Sonya Barlow, an award-winning entrepreneur, introduces LinkedIn as a crucial platform for personal and business success.

Ben reflects on his experience as a leader in a corporate partnerships team and reveals the 4 principals that any successful corporate partnerships team needs to follow to get outstanding results.

In this session, Kenneth Foreman from London Marathon Events discusses their approach to delivering more sustainable mass participation events.

In this session Nikole discusses how to take corporate partnerships online. How can you hold on to your core principles and values while successfully fundraising from corporates online?

Major gift fundraising is all about relationships, so how can you virtually ask for and close major gifts without ever having met in person?

But it’s not all bad news. We’ll scope out what the purpose-led landscape looks like today, and how nonprofits can make sure they don’t get left behind.

CEO Asha Curran shares her thoughts and reflections on 8 years of Giving Tuesday. She discusses the lessons learnt along the way, the impact of the pandemic and her ambitions for the future of the campaign.

Addressing the market failure around the flow of capital to BAME-LED organisations.

In this power session, Dana will talk you through the key behavioural science principles that can help you write and present your pitches.

Gabby shares the secrets behind Bloody Good Period’s high-profile partnership with Brewdog and equips you with the skills and sensitivities needed to navigate the corporate world.

This session will give helpful tips on how to adapt approaches to match the behavioural preferences of your corporate contacts. It will share some fundamental neuroscience to guide your communications so it is more effective.