Coverage of the latest insights, analysis, and interviews in the fund management operations sector from the perspective of market participants and influencers.

A podcast for fundraisers who want ideas, examples and inspiration to help you raise more money for your charity or non-profit. Rob is an author and award-winning fundraising trainer. Each week he and his guests share examples of successful fundraising, as well as lots of practical tips to help you apply these techniques in your own job.

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Launched in January 2014, the Fundraising Fundamentals blog consists of 'a few thoughts on fundraising from the CEO of Misfit Foundation and all round fundraising nerd'. The blog posts are written by Tobin Aldrich, CEO of Misfit Foundation and a consultant to nonprofits throughout the world. Tobin spent two decades as a fundraising and marketing director for the likes of WWF, Concern Worldwide and Sightsavers. There are occasional guest bloggers. Recent entries in the Tobin Aldrich blog include Is fundraising broken?, How to do face to face fundraising, And of course…there’s a video, The Joy of Failure, 6 peaks, 6 countries, 72 hours, Who really influences fundraisers?, How to give effectively to emergency relief, What’s the secret of a successful fundraising strategy?, So why can’t we all sell this? and No one likes us. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to Charity. Tobin can best be reached via Twitter where he is active and very responsive. In their own words: Fundraising fundamentals features personal reflections on the business of fundraising and the challenges it faces. It is provocative and often forthright. Tobin is particularly interested in how new approaches can produce better fundraising, that raises more money for worldchanging causes by providing an improved experience for donors.

Fundraising Magazine is the UK’s only printed magazine for professional charity fundraisers. It is packed with case studies of successful fundraising campaigns, how-to guides and the latest developments in all fundraising techniques, as well as interviews with and opinions from leaders in the sector.  Each issue also contains exclusive interviews with funders, revealing what kinds of projects they want to support and how much they are willing to grant.  Fundraising Magazine was acquired by Civil Society Media in 2005 (then called Professional Fundraising) and has been  Audience and Readership: Charity industry professionals Deadline: 6-8 weeks in advance of publication. Frequency: 10 issues per year. Distribution: Distributed to all individual members of the Institute of Fundraising as a member benefit since 2014.

The South Yorkshire Funding Advice Bureau (SYFAB) aims to highlight “the resources you need so you can run the projects and activities that are important in your community” and provides “useful information about funding”, helps people to “learn the skills to become a successful fundraiser and get specific help” with funding. Funding News from SYFAB is the news blog on the site that carries news and information related to this. Bloggers go by their first name and are essentially anonymous as no other information is given. A group of Bloggers contribute to the blog. Posts cover a variety of topics and are categorised under headings including: Funding Advice, Funding Events, Funding News, Commissioning, Training / Workshops, Competitions and Social Enterprise / Business among others. Blog posts are around the 200 to 500-word mark at most times and are added at least three times a week. PR opportunities lie within news, event placement and listings, competitions and awards listings. The team can be reached by telephone or email.

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Funds Europe is a business strategy magazine for Europe's asset management professionals. It covers all areas of the asset management business – institutional and retail markets, traditional and alternative investments, front and back office – providing essential insight into the European opportunity. Their readership includes: Asset Managers (CEO, Chairman, CIO, COO, Heads of Division), Consultants, Custodians, Fund Distributors, Fund and Hedge Fund Administrators, Hedge Funds, Institutional Investors/Pension Funds (Directors/Managers, Trustees, Fund Selectors), Investment Banks, Prime Brokers.

Funds Europe is a business strategy platform for Europe's asset management professionals. It covers all areas of the asset management business – institutional and retail markets, traditional and alternative investments, front and back office – providing essential insight into the European opportunity. Their readership includes: Asset Managers (CEO, Chairman, CIO, COO, Heads of Division), Consultants, Custodians, Fund Distributors, Fund and Hedge Fund Administrators, Hedge Funds, Institutional Investors/Pension Funds (Directors/Managers, Trustees, Fund Selectors), Investment Banks, Prime Brokers.

Background and Format: Funds Global Asia brings together a mix of institutional investors, family offices, UNHWIs, distributors, fund managers and securities services providers that have business in the Asia Pacific region, or target the region from key international markets. The publication intends to appeal primarily to institutions, fund buyers, distributors and fund managers with editorial focusing on industry developments, such as sales trends, new asset classes/fund launches, economic outlook and regulatory changes.