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Join Bhayani HR & Employment Law and Leonard Curtis for the Charity Leaders Forum – What every Charity Trustee and Director should know.

In this session, Bhayani Law and  Leonard Curtis will look into the duties and responsibilities of charity Directors and Trustees including when the organisation may be experiencing financial challenges.  Taking a further look into the early warning signs to be aware of, understanding the status of all classes of creditors, redundancy and other payments to employees and duties to service users. 

The session will also cover how to wind down and close a solvent charity including the payment of all liabilities and distribution of reserves, including any risks around people management during this turbulent time.

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Delivery & Cost

This workshop will be delivered online via Zoom and participants will be given an opportunity to ask questions and make comments.

The cost per delegate is free and registering via Zoom is essential.

Priority will be given to Bhayani Law & Leonard Curtis clients – numbers are limited so please book your place as soon as possible.

For any questions regarding this event, please contact [email protected]

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