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Training
Learning Lunches
Our Learning Lunches are lunchtime seminars in some special venues across Suffolk with speakers from Suffolk ProHelp sharing their expertise to help tackle specific topics affecting voluntary and community groups. The venues provide rooms for free, our speakers give their time and expertise for free. Organisations just pay for lunch.
Yellobelly Brand Design and Communication - Top Tips in PR
In September 2018 we hosted our first Learning Lunch with Yellobelly Brand Design and Communications leading a seminar on top tips in PR
MHA Larking Gowen - Financial Resilience
In October 2018 we led our second Learning Lunch with Giles Kerkham from MHA Larking Gowen exploring financial resilience.
Ashtons HR Consulting - Employing staff for the first time
in November 2018 Ashtons Legal hosted our third Learning Lunch with a focus on Ashtons HR Consulting exploring the theme of employing staff for the first time
Ashtons HR Consulting- Handling grievances
Ashtons hosted us again at their offices in Bury St Edmunds to explore issues around handling grievances
Barker Gotelee - Charitable Incorporation
In July 2019 Liz Gifford from Barker Gotelee led a session on Charitable Incorporation, one of the frequent requests for Suffolk ProHelp
MHA Larking Gowen - Effective financial decision making
Giles Kerkham returned again in July 2019 to deliver a Learning Lunch on effective financial decision making in charities.
Conatus Associates - Strategic Planning
Kevin Ward from Conatus Associaties presented our Learning Lunch in November 2019 on Strategic Planning
Birketts - Leases
We frequently get asked about leases at Suffolk ProHelp, so Birketts kindly hosted and presented a Learning Lunch to explore this issue in February 2020