CharityComms

**The seminar is now fully booked - if you would like to be on our reserve list please contact emma@charitycomms.org.uk**

Speakers:

John Grounds, Communications Director at the NSPCC, will be ‘demystifying’ the communications strategy. Many people feel overwhelmed when confronted with the task of creating this essential tool - John will be looking at what makes an effective communications strategy as well as highlighting some of the most common mistakes people make.  

Rachel Beer, Marketing and Communications Consultant, will discuss ways that not-for-profit organisations can use social media to engage, influence and affect change.  Using examples from charities that are active in this space, Rachel will talk about the opportunities these powerful emerging channels present to spread messages, build communities, fundraise, campaign and build your brand. 

Tom Pey, Director of External Affairs at Guide Dogs, will share his organisation’s experience in establishing Guide Dogs as a leading voice for mobility and access with blind and visually impaired people.

CharityComms is extremely grateful to this month's seminar sponsors - VMA. VMA Group is a leader in the search for talent  in the corporate communications, PR and internal communications professions. With a dedicated team specialising in the not for profit/ charity sector, it has a wide selection of opportunities at all levels. To find out more go to: www.vmagroup.co.uk

Timings: 2.30-5pm. Please arrive at 2.15pm to register as the seminar begins promptly at 2.30pm. There will be a coffee break at around 3.30pm

Venue: NCVO, Regent's Wharf, 8 All Saints Street, London, N1 9RL.

Tube:

• King's Cross St Pancras- Hammersmith & City, Circle, Metropolitan, Victoria, Piccadilly and Northern lines
• Euston- Victoria and Northern Lines
• Angel- Northern Line 

Overground stations:

• Euston
• St Pancras
• King's Cross

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Note: If you sign up but can't make it, please tell us in plenty of time by emailing: emma@charitycomms.org.uk.

The event is free but spaces are limited, to ensure you get a place book early - Reserve your place here