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Good culture, as outlined in Principle 10 of the AICD Not-for-profit Governance Principles, can get an organisation a very long way. In this episode, Bridget and Cameron look at the American multinational ride-hailing company Uber and what can go wrong when a board fails to value it’s culture with the help of Heather Chong.
CEO, Tasmanian Council of Social Service
An archive of previous issues of the TasCOSS enews.
One of the most fundamental principles of governance is the composition of your board. In this episode, Bridget and Cameron dig into Principle 3 of the AICD Not-for-profit Governance Principles with the help of Rick Marton.
TasCOSS has been awarded a grant from Energy Consumers Australia to continue its Tasmanian Affordable Energy Project.
The funding recipients from the State Government’s Essential Technology Fund have been determined with a total of $350,000 being distributed to 61 community service organisations around the state.
In episode two of the Take Me To Your Board podcast, Bridget and Cameron delve into arguably one of the most important of the AICD Not-for-profit Governance Principles — Principle 7: Transparency and Accountability with the help of TasCOSS Board President Alex McKenzie.
The Tasmanian Council of Social Service (TasCOSS) and Health Justice Australia are inviting you to join a Zoom Video Conferencing roundtable to discuss the aims and lessons from other health justice communities of practice across Australia; what the aims of a Tasmanian health-justice community of practice might be; what and how health, justice, community and social care practitioners across Tasmania might contribute to the community of practice; and
what support might be needed from Health Justice Australia and TasCOSS to get the community of practice off to a good start.
In the debut episode of the Take Me To Your Board (TMTYB) podcast your hosts Bridget Delaney and Cameron Allen explore the best options for not-for-profit organisations dealing with the current crisis. They are joined by Principal Consultant at Marketing Solutions, Georgie Ibbott, who also serves as Chair of the Volunteering Tasmania Board.
The annual TasCOSS State Budget Briefing provides you with on-the-day commentary and analysis of the State Budget’s impact on the community services industry.
