This essential programme empowers the charity leader to redefine their financial and business models to maximise impact
Key information
Programme Dates
Please note that the 2023 series of the Re-imaging Organisations and their Financial Sustainability (ROFS) programme has already begun and we are no longer accepting bookings.
This programme will consist of five half day online workshops on the following dates:
- Thursday 2nd March 2023
- Thursday 9th March 2023
- Thursday 16th March 2023
- Thursday 23rd March 2023
- Thursday 30th March 2023
All sessions will run from 09:00 to 12:00.
Prior to the start of the online workshops, participants will need to complete approximately five hours of preparation self-study, for which video materials will be provided.
Programme Costs
Please note that the 2023 series of the Re-imaging Organisations and their Financial Sustainability (ROFS) programme has already begun and we are no longer accepting bookings.
The Early-Bird fee for this programme is £695pp. This price if available for all bookings made on or before the 31st January 2023. After the 31st January 2023 the full programme price of £795pp will be charged.
This programme fee covers the five virtual workshops, all self-study preparation videos and other course materials; and a 1:1 call with a programme leader.
Please read our cancellation policy.
Who Should Attend
This programme is aimed at CEOs, Finance Directors, Business Development Managers, other senior staff and Trustees of non-profit organisations.
If you are unsure whether you may be suitable for the course please contact us: CCE@city.ac.uk
Why choose our Re-imaging Organisations and their Financial Sustainability programme?
This programme is designed to help charity professionals and trustees to reflect on the changing operational and financial landscape and develop strategies to evolve or re-frame their organisations. Re-imagining Organisations and their Financial Sustainability (ROFS) will involve helping your organisation to adapt and evolve in the post Covid-19 landscape.
Benefits to you
- Develop your knowledge of cutting-edge tools and tactics
- Create an opportunity for self-reflection and peer to peer learning
- Benefit from a 30 minute individual call with a programme tutor
Benefits to your organisation
- Drive organisational change by developing new knowledge and skills
- Generate new thinking about strategy and financial sustainability based around your organisational impact
- Develop a set of responses to ensure that your organisation can thrive in a tough operating environment (and in the context of Covid-19)
Programme leaders
The programme will be led by Mark Salway and Sara Ramsey. You will also hear from external speakers from social enterprises and charities, all chosen for their thought leadership in these areas.
Mark Salway
Mark is a Visiting Lecturer on our Charities Master's programme and was previously Director of Sustainable Finance for CCE. Mark has extensive experience both as a Finance Director at CARE International UK and Cats Protection. He has also twelve years consulting experience at CCE, KPMG and Moore Kingston Smith. He has also run his own businesses.
Sara Ramsey
Sara is an experienced COO, Finance Director and Advisor. She enjoys working with CEOs and Entrepreneurs, facilitating them in transforming their visions and goals into reality. Sara is Founder of the ForGood Network which helps organisations develop effective partnerships and maximise the impact on their networks.
