In their latest webinar and podcast, our regular trio James Saunders, Charles Mesquita, and Catherine Rustomji delve into several thought-provoking topics in ‘Charities in 2024 and beyond – what to expect?’

Say hello to CharitEpulse – helping you keep your finger on the pulse and stay informed of the latest news and developments in the charity sector. Our latest episode asks, “When is a conflict not a conflict and will a name change make a difference?”

How to maximise the value of your agency #5Media Corporate Finance Partners, Paul Winterflood and Dan Leaman, sat down with Chris Matthews, Principal at Sutherlands, to discuss how to maximise the value of your agency.They focus on the drivers of value and how these key elements help to maximise the value of your agency to ensure it grows, increases profitability, and is ultimately in a position to sell for the maximum value in the future.

How to maximise the value of your agency #4Media Corporate Finance Partners, Paul Winterflood and Dan Leaman, sat down with Chris Matthews, Principal at Sutherlands, to discuss how to maximise the value of your agency.They focus on the drivers of value and how these key elements help to maximise the value of your agency to ensure it grows, increases profitability, and is ultimately in a position to sell for the maximum value in the future.

How to maximise the value of your agency #3Media Corporate Finance Partners, Paul Winterflood and Dan Leaman, sat down with Chris Matthews, Principal at Sutherlands, to discuss how to maximise the value of your agency.They focus on the drivers of value and how these key elements help to maximise the value of your agency to ensure it grows, increases profitability, and is ultimately in a position to sell for the maximum value in the future.

How to maximise the value of your agency #2Media Corporate Finance Partners, Paul Winterflood and Dan Leaman, sat down with Chris Matthews, Principal at Sutherlands, to discuss how to maximise the value of your agency.They focus on the drivers of value and how these key elements help to maximise the value of your agency to ensure it grows, increases profitability, and is ultimately in a position to sell for the maximum value in the future.

How to maximise the value of your agency #1Media Corporate Finance Partners, Paul Winterflood and Dan Leaman, sat down with Chris Matthews, Principal at Sutherlands, to discuss how to maximise the value of your agency.They focus on the drivers of value and how these key elements help to maximise the value of your agency to ensure it grows, increases profitability, and is ultimately in a position to sell for the maximum value in the future.

Tune into episode two of our podcast to hear Business Doctor Clare Harrall, People Director Joe Regan and Apiary Capital partner Dan Adler delve deeper into the world of private equity. They cover strategies that incentivise and support sustainable leadership teams, along with lived examples that lay the groundwork for successful exits.Visit our Business Doctor hub for more content or to get in touch with us.

In this podcast episode, our Business Doctor, Clare Harrall, Joe Regan and Dan Adler, partner at private equity firm Apiary Capital, dive into the crucial role individuals play in driving successful private equity investments.To learn more about how we can help grow your business, please visit our Business Doctor hub for more content: https://mooreks.co.uk/hubs/business-doctor/

As business leaders navigate the shifting market landscape, many must make sense of big data to plan for recovery and growth.The importance of leveraging data has become even more crucial. The move to remote working has forced significant shifts in how businesses conduct their day-to-day operations, interact with their suppliers and customers and how their employees work.However, access to good data isn’t enough to guarantee good decisions. Many organisations are still failing to get the most out of their data.Join Clare Harrall as she talks with Jon Dawson, Partner for Outsourcing, about the importance of people in change management and applying technology to business challenges in this Business Doctor podcast.To learn more about how we can help grow your business, please visit our Business Doctor hub for more content: https://mooreks.co.uk/hubs/business-doctor/

Join our Business Doctor, Clare Harrall, as she talks to Richard Cummings, Lead Partner in our strategic HR Consultancy, Sophie Lord, our Head of Learning and Development, and Victoria Pounder, our Head of HR. Find out about the challenges they’re facing here at Moore Kingston Smith, as well as what they’re seeing in the wider marketplace. And get their insights and top tips on addressing skills shortages, competing for talent and adapting to more flexible ways of working.We welcome your questions to the Business Doctor, you can contact us at https://mooreks.co.uk/business-doctor/

We’ve put together our top ten tips to help make hybrid working successful:1. Develop a strategy2. Have a mechanism to check in on employee wellbeing3. Listen to employee views/gather information4. Develop new ways of learning/sharing knowledge5. Develop policies to ensure perception of fairness6. Managers to lead by example7. Set clear objectives8. Arrange working environment assessments9. Arrange more opportunities to be social (even if virtual)10. Train managersFind out more

Digital transformation can come in many guises, ranging from simple projects to major organizational change. Without expert guidance, projects have a high risk of failure and businesses could find themselves falling foul of GDPR, missing potential security breaches, or failing to build proper infrastructure among other things. In this webinar our panel of experts covered:What is digital transformation and why is it important?The difference between digitisation and digitalisationThe biggest barriers to digital transformation successHow IT infrastructure supports digital transformationHow digital transformation changes security needsThe risks of getting it wrongFind out more

When asked why diversity and inclusion is important, most attendees recognised that it can help to attract and retain talent, but also improve the customer journey and create a competitive advantage. With the correct guidance, inclusivity can provide multi-faceted benefits to your people, and in turn your organisation. There are certainly a range of challenges that SME’s can face; our audience felt that lack of understanding or knowing where to start was equally as challenging as having a lack of resources. Our panel have seen these challenges played out in a variety of organisations and have frameworks to help you on your journey.Find out more

The new off-payroll working rules came into effect in the private sector on 6 April 2021. The changes bring challenges to some and opportunities for other businesses, depending on their size. For larger businesses, the new regime will add costs and administrative burdens to dealing with freelancers providing their services through a personal service company. For smaller businesses, the small company exemption from these rules makes small businesses more attractive for freelancers to work for and may even motivate larger competitors to outsource projects to smaller agencies who can engage freelancers without the additional layer of cost that this new regime will impose.Find out more

In the latest Moore Intelligence podcast, Graham Tyler, leader of Moore’s media group, reflects on the new economic forces driving film and TV production.The insatiable demand for content by streaming services like Netflix has boosted demand for new material, and provided a Covid lifeline to many production houses.However, the financial terms the streaming services offer are very different to those of traditional players and producers will have to consider “more nimble” business models in future to maximise revenue.Originally posted on Moore Global.

In this episode, our Business Doctor, Clare Harrall, is joined by Jamie Sherman to look at the challenges and importance of accurate forecasting in a post-pandemic economy.We explore challenging the assumptions of your financial model and it’s outputs to put current and accurate information at the heart of your decision-making process.  We welcome your questions to the Business Doctor, you can contact us at https://mooreks.co.uk/business-doctor/

Recent events and the increased uncertainty of the future means that all organisations, no matter their size or nature, should take business continuity very seriously. Even if your organisation has coped with the challenges of Coronavirus, there are other potentially catastrophic events that could occur, a major cyber-attack being just one. Although business continuity as a concept has been with us for many years, there is still confusion about what it is. Join us for an informative session with John Eary, a business continuity expert who works with a wide variety of clients to ensure that they have robust plans and systems in place. John covered:The importance and purpose of business continuity in a post Coronavirus worldThe key elements of a business continuity management system and how they fit togetherManaging the three phases of a major incidentThe responsibilities of management and business continuity leadsEnsuing your organisation remains resilientThe webinar concluded with a Q&A session where John was joined by our usual panel of tax, people and Brexit experts.

Mental health and wellbeing has never been so important than in today’s working environment. Whether your teams have been working remotely since last March, or have been attending socially distanced and vastly changed workplaces, the challenges are great and varied. In this webinar, we were joined by Steve Metcalf, Director of Robustmind Mental Fitness Ltd. Steve is an experienced mental health trainer, who gave practical tips and examples covering a variety of topics including:The mental health impact of the coronavirus pandemicWhy it is important for businesses to prioritise employee mental healthSimple initiatives that can be implemented to help improve mental health at an individual and organisational levelDeveloping strategies and policies to improve mental health and wellbeingWe were also joined by Partner Paul Samrah, who heads up our firm’s Wellbeing Group, as well as our usual panel of tax and people experts who were on hand to offer their expertise in a Q&A at the end of the session.

The UK has finally secured a deal with the EU27 mapping out how the UK and EU will trade together. There are many complex issues that will affect businesses in different ways and our experts know every aspect inside out.What does the deal mean for your business?Brexit Impact Specialist Paul Samrah provides a jargon-free explanation in our most recent webinar. He looks at not only the implications of the new trade deal for UK businesses but also the potential opportunities covering:PeopleServicesData protectionGoodsTravel and security