Learning about what it means to get involved with a Charity

Small Biz Matters – a half hour program each week where you can work ON your business rather than IN it.
with Alexi Boyd from Boyd Office Management Services
Date: 20 June 2019

Being the International Week on Rheumatoid Arthritis it is good timing to discuss the business of managing Australia’s Charity supporting half a million Australian sufferers and carers of RA Dragon Claw Charity.

This wonderful organisation which runs almost entirely on partnerships with private organisations, some funding but incredibly with the hard work and passion from it’s three Executive Directors supports not only the half a million australians, but those who support, work with and care for them - plus the millions of others around the world with this condition.

The website provides excellent advice, support and importantly a real connections with other sufferers where the real magic takes place.

Welcome to the show, Founder Michael Gill, former Strategic Director of Cisco Systems, Susan Hughes co-founder, formerly Corporate Business Development executive and Marketing Director Terry Jones former global advertising executive including Advertising consultant for Westpac bank.

• Why have you established this charity?
• Why is it called Dragon Claw?
• What were your backgrounds in business and how do you use your experience in managing the business of a charity?
• What are the benefits of managing a charity business compared to your corporate work?
• What would you say to other charities about how you maintain accountability and transparency for your charity business?

Thanks everyone and if you would like to know more about Dragon Claw go to dragonclaw.net or enquiriesinfo@dragonclaw.net