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May 03 2011

London Riders presents the CRM summit

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Event management for London Riders presents the CRM summit powered by Eventbrite

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Mar 07 2011

4 April: Digital story-telling – stand out from the crowd

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Event Registration Online for London Riders – digital story telling powered by Eventbrite

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Nov 17 2010

Realising Potential Through Technology – a FREE learning event for charities

Published by Miles under Events,Microsoft

Microsoft is hosting a  free ICT learning event at its London offices on Monday 13th December 2010. Speakers from voluntary sector partners and Microsoft will provide briefings on key technology solutions as well as IT skills ideas to assist charities working in employability or digital inclusion.  The aim is to provide attendees with knowledge, ideas [...]

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Oct 19 2010

Technology Events London – October to December 2010

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As an occasional service to the third sector I’m listing a selection of upcoming ICT events.  The list os by no means comprehensive, and if you’d like me to spread the word about your event through the London ICT e-bulletin, let me know. 1 November – Communication and Social Media Workshop @ Voluntary Action Islington, [...]

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Oct 15 2010

Get online week 2010

Published by Miles under digital_inclusion,Events

Get online week is a new annual event from UKOnline Centres to inspire and help people to get online. With over 3,000 events planned across the UK, it aims to help 80,000 people get online with myguide. Get online week is from the 18 – 24 October 2010. To support Get online week, the BBC are launching [...]

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Oct 15 2010

Event: London Riders – Using Google Apps in the non-profit sector

Published by Miles under Events,Google,Technology

If you’re someone who’s interested in using technology for non-profit, voluntary and community or third sector organisations – this is the event for you to learn about Google Apps as Stony Gronow of Third Sector IT will give a hands on demo and take questions about Google Apps. what are the pros and cons of web based [...]

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Jul 16 2010

Using New Media to tell your story (and collaborate with others)

Published by Miles under Events,New Media

Stevenage CVS is the bedrock of the local non-profit sector, and provides a range of community services across the borough and the county. This is my presentation from their AGM on 8 July on why non-profit organisations need to be telling their stories and showing funders the difference their make to our lives if they [...]

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Jul 01 2010

Writing a technology grant proposal – one hour version

Published by Miles under Events,Funding

In these tough economic times with funding cuts of 15-20% widely predicted for the third Sector, the organisations that survive and prosper will be those who understand and invest in their technology.  A key part of that is convincing a funder that investing in technology – a campaign website, a case tracking database and so [...]

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Jul 01 2010

Funding outlook for the third sector

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A funding fare jointly hosted by KCSC and CaVSA H&F brought together last week funders from City Bridges Trust, Big Lottery and Grassroots Grants.  With apologies to the keynote speakers, I’m reproducing the edited highlights of their presentations on the state of funding for London’s third sector. Context: coalition Government Labour controls 17/32 London boroughs [...]

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May 06 2010

ICT Champion workshops for May and June 2010

Published by Miles under Events,Funding

Some forthcoming ICT events for your diary. 18 May @ I-Trust, Ely, Cambs – How to Cost and Fund ICT projects – In this 90 minute workshop I’ll be showing the essentials of how to put together a winning technology bid to a funder.  More details to be confirmed. 24 May @ NCYVS, London N1 [...]

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