Welcome to the Charity Leadership Collection

In this session from our BAME 2020 conference, Camille St-Omer Donaldson and Saba Safi discuss imposter syndrome for Women of Colour working in the fundraising sector.

Cam and Lou have been on their own professional mentoring journey for almost 18 months, and recently launched a global mentoring network for womxn. They’ll be sharing their experience, reflections, learnings and framework for getting the most out of mentoring, and how this can support your professional development and ambitions working within the not for profit sector.

This panel discussion looks at the avenues available for support and addresses how we can work to eradicate racism in the sector.

This session will explore the pros and cons of networking both internally and externally, whether your goal is professional development or securing more money for your organisation.

In this panel, three sector leaders and entrepreneurs reveal the key to building resilience. Find out how they have used innovation and entrepreneurship to excel in their careers.

In this session, Hilary discusses issue-led approaches to building corporate partnerships.

You’ll discover how to align strategic outcomes, set mutually agreed KPIs as well as give partners white-space assets to truly shine.

In this Q&A, Lesley Pinder chats to Alex Soojung‑Kim Pang about working less, while increasing productivity.

Watch Martha Awojobi and Dana Segal, curators of the inaugural BAME Fundraising Conference & Arts Summit hosted by Fundraising Everywhere, discuss diversity in conferences and events.

Saba and Martha will finally come together for the second #BAMEOnline Spotlight to have an honest conversation about Imposter Syndrome, how it has affected them in their lives and careers and how they have used the personal, political and professional to separate that voice in their heads from the voice of their oppressors.