Last week Paula Baker, Trust Manager Braemar Charitable Trust attended the Charity Law Association of Australia and New Zealand (CLAANZ) Annual Conference on Global Issues Facing Charities held in Wellington on 4th and 5th July. Paula was lucky enough to be awarded the CLAANZ Interdisciplinary Dialogue Presentation Grant and presented a paper on the Increasing Professionalisation of the Charitable Sector and it’s Implications. The Association’s aim is to provide a forum for professionals, academics and charity and not-for-profit (NFP) employees or volunteers who have an interest in charity and NFP law to increase their knowledge in this area and, as a consequence, raise the standard of legal assistance provided to charities and NFP organisations. This education is provided through seminars and conferences conducted by members as well as international and Australian guest speakers. It was a great opportunity to meet with Charity Lawyers, Accountants and leaders from across New Zealand Australia working in and with For Purpose charitable organisations.
Here is the link to Paula's presentation on YouTube: youtube.com
