Catch up on #BeMoreDigital Leadership Day sessions...

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What to expect:

 

 

Digital Agility in Time of Crisis: Conversation with British Red Cross

Session sponsored by Mitel and Olive

Ben Neo, Head of Professional Services and Charities Sectors at Mitel, James Scotton, Strategic Acquisitions Director at Olive and Andrew Finlay, Head of Service Delivery at British Red Cross

 

Olive and Mitel partnered with British Red Cross in response to COVID-19, to implement a world-class cloud contact centre environment within 7 days, allowing their geographically dispersed and remote volunteers to effectively answer phone calls from any location without complexity. This session will have Mitel sector specialist Ben Neo, discussing why digital evolution in the Charitable sector is necessary, and how organisations can begin their transformation . Then join James Scotton of Olive and Andrew Finlay Head of Service Delivery at British Red Cross to talk through how, in Andrew’s words, the ‘power of partnership’ led to an operationally agile digital transformation, allowing them to quickly respond to the pandemic and support the British public in their time of need.

 

 

The dark web and it’s threat to the charity sector

John Evans from Skurio

 

If you’re looking for a generic “How bad is the Dark Web?” tutorial – then this session is not for you! If you want to understand why the Dark Web poses a threat to your organisation and what you can do about it, then do tune in. In this session, we look beyond the stereotypical use of the Dark Web with one of Skurio’s leading analysts to help you:

• Gain knowledge of real-life cyber threats and the risks they pose - so you can understand what makes your organisation an attractive target.

• Discover how cyber criminals can defraud your donors without even having to penetrate your network and how to find out whether you are already under attack.

• Learn how automated monitoring helps you identify key threats like fraud and planned attacks sooner, so that you can improve analysis, investigation and mitigation.

 

How to get socially closer but physically further post COVID-19

Michal Filip Kowalik, Senior Manager, EMEA Twilio.org

 

Face-to-face activities may have stopped for the foreseeable future, but that doesn’t mean we have to feel disconnected. As we look towards the future in a post-COVID-19 world, how can charities maintain human connection, while being more physically distant than ever?

 

 

Recipes for success: Digital service delivery

Alessandra Canella, Head of Service Design at FutureGov, Olivia Holbrook, Service Designer at Snook and Chris Thorpe, Head of Technology at CAST

 

Every organisation is unique, but we share more similarities than we think. For this reason, we’re trying to reduce the duplication of time, money, and effort within charities and emphasise the benefits of reusing ‘recipes’ for service delivery. The Service recipes platform collects practical examples to help charities reuse and learn from one another’s digital services. These examples are what we’re calling recipes: they show the ingredients and steps needed to deliver a service or parts of it. This results in better services and increased digital confidence. Learn how you can make service recipes that work for your charity and achieve greater impact for your service users.

 

 

How to become a data-savvy leader

Sian Basker, Co-CEO of Data Orchard

 

 

We build it strong; we build to last: Life after COVID-19

Naomi Alexander Naidoo, Community Manager of Finance Innovation Lab, Emily Casson, Digital Marketing Manager at Cats Protection and Jo Kerr, Director of Impact and Innovation at Turn2us

 

With charities everywhere having to rapidly adapt, change over the past few months has been seismic. Three different organisations will be sharing their key takeaways on how they’re looking towards the future and harnessing these learnings in order to build strong, successful organisations going into the future.

 

 

How has COVID-19 effected organisational buy-in

Dina Bhadreshwara, Product Lead at Citizens Advice

 

Implementing digital, especially new digital techniques, tools and platforms, isn’t always easy. For a successful digital transition, it’s essential that your team are on-board and buy into any new process. How charities can make any transitions smooth and understood by all involved is vital knowledge for sustained growth and success.

 

 

How a pandemic has turned up the dial on digital at Scouts

Lara Burns, Chief Digital Officer at The Scouts

 

As an organisation known for its physical and outdoor activities, the Scouts faced significant challenges when rapidly transitioning to digital at lockdown. The transition not only involved their Scouting programme, but a complete overhaul of how they used digital internally too. From working with volunteers digitally to campaigns to walk to the moon, to developing internal digital skills and tools, find out how the Scouts managed to successfully turn up the dial on digital and how they’re looking towards a brighter digital future.

 

 

Team motivation and inspiration in a remote workforce

Emma Burton, Auditory Verbal Therapist at Auditory Verbal UK

 

For many of us, working completely remotely has been something to get used to. Keeping motivation, communication and connectivity can be hard without being physically near your team and sometimes conference calling isn’t enough. How can charities ensure their work forces feel energised, inspired and supported while operating remotely?

 

 

#BeMoreINCLUSIVE

Vanessa Johnson-Burgess, Director of Inclusive Recruiting, Gift Ajimokun, Inclusion Advocate/Culture Curator, Freelancer and Founder of OKE, Hanna Naima McCloskey, Founder and CEO of Fearless Futures and Marshah Dixon-Terry, HR Consultant & Career Coach.

 

 

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