How to ask for money (Webinar)
Date: 18 Feb 2027
Thursday 18 February | 1:00–2:00PM AEDT | Online | Recorded
Presented by Catherine Brooks | $99 Member Price
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At this training, you'll learn:
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Key details
Date: Thursday, 18 February
Time: 1:00pm-2:00pm AEDT
Location: Online | Recorded
Price: $99 ($129 for members)
This session is designed for anyone who is required to take minutes at a board meeting.
Melbourne, Sydney, Hobart, Canberra: 1pm to 2pm
Adelaide: 12.30pm to 1.30pm
Brisbane: 12pm to 1pm
Darwin: 11.30am to 12.30pm
Perth: 10am to 11am
This session is recorded and a copy is sent to all who register within hours of the completion of the session.
Yes. We will share a copy of the slides will all who register for this session.
Your presenter
Catherine Brooks | CEO, Equitable Philanthropy
Catherine Brooks is a recognised leader in the non-profit and philanthropic sectors. With over two decades of experience, she has built a reputation for empowering leaders, transforming organisations, and driving measurable impact.
As the CEO and Founder of Equitable Philanthropy, Catherine combines her strategic expertise with a deep passion for creating change. Her work spans a wide range of sectors, including education, health, disability, arts, social services and community development, giving her unparalleled insight into the challenges and opportunities facing non-profits, funders and financial institutions.
What people say...
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