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Search Our SitesUnderstanding the Governance of Charitable Foundations - Seminar
Perhaps you've come across some of these questions in relation to your foundation. Can you answer them all?
- How can I be told that some organisations with both DGR and TCC are not eligible for grants from my PAF?
- What is wrong in having a grant condition stating that if money isn’t fully spent on this project the organisation must give the remainder back?
- Why cannot my foundation support good small TCC Charities that desperately need help?
- Why can this foundation only distribute in Victoria when others can fund deserving projects in the Northern Territory?
If you don’t know the answers, Understanding the Governance of Charitable Foundations Seminar will help.
This seminar is an exploration of issues and considerations for trustees of charitable trusts and foundations in Australia. Topics to be covered include the structure of charitable trusts, governance and the role trustees play; what trustees must do and what trustees should consider doing; and governance failure.
This seminar is an ideal base for new trustees and foundation staff; useful to those providing advice on setting up foundations and trusts; and an excellent reference document and aide memoire to those already familiar with its subject. This seminar also provides an opportunity for those with significant interaction with foundations and trusts to understand the responsibilities and issues considered by Trustees.
The trustee handbook on the Roles and Duties of Trustees of Charitable Trusts and Foundations in Australia will provide the materials for the seminar. Created in consultation with Philanthropy Australia’s Members, this Trustee Handbook is an essential document for PPFs, Community Foundations, Family Foundations, Charitable Trusts and Ancillary Funds.
The Trustee Handbook is available for free download from the PhilanthropyWiki.
* Please note: As at 13/05/2009 the Trustee Workshop has been renamed to Understanding the Governance of Charitable Foundations Seminar.
Presenter: David Ward
David was a Director of ANZ Trustees and ShareGift Australia and was Trustee Representative on several charitable trusts including the Hugh DT Williamson Foundation, the Alexander Miller Estate and the Alexander Wright Wales Trust.
David had 19 years' service with ANZ, including positions of Chief Economist (NZ); General Manager Investor Relations; General Manager Office of the Chief Executive; and four years as General Manager then Managing Director of ANZ Trustees. Previously he had 7 years' service as a diplomat with the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs, dealing with Economic, Trade, Defence and Aid issues and serving in Wellington, Canberra and Fiji.
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Cost: Non-Members |
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$385.00 per attendee |
$605.00 per attendee |
Register your interest* via email to workshops@philanthropy.org.au |
All prices include GST.
Seminars are subject to minimum attendance numbers.
* By registering your interest in attending a seminar via email, organisers are able to gauge the number of attendees a seminar will have. As these seminars often sell out, registering your interest as soon as possible allows us to ensure you have a place at your seminar of choice.
Print a Booking Form
- Click on the booking form link for the associated seminar to print and mail or fax back.
Booking is essential, as seminar spaces are limited. Full payment must accompany booking form in order to ensure your place.
If you are trying to book one month or less ahead of a seminar, please check the calendar or contact Philanthropy Australia to make sure there are still places available.
PLEASE NOTE:
- Bookings are not guaranteed until payment is received and confirmation is provided by Philanthropy Australia. Confirmation of bookings will be provided with tax invoice. If no confirmation of booking is received, please contact Philanthropy Australia to confirm your place as no refund will be available for non-attendance.
- For cancellations less than 72 hours before seminar, no refund is available but substitute delegates are welcome.
- For cancellations more than 72 hours before seminar, seminar fee will be refunded less an administration charge of $10.
- Seminar places are not transferable to another date.
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