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Fundraising is a hugely rewarding profession but it can also be demanding - particularly at a time like this.
Check out our new #FundraisingWellbeing resource designed to help you be at your best by looking after your own & your colleagues' wellbeing: ciof.org.uk/wellbeing
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At Energycentric, we are proud to be a Key Corporate Partner of ACEVO – Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations. We have worked with ACEVO for many years to provide a valuable cost cutting service to its members.
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The ACEVO Utilities Scheme has been specifically designed so that it can be used by all organisations that are members of ACEVO, regardless of size or when your utility contract renewal dates fall. Contact us today to find out more! – info@acevo.org.uk
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Euro dropped below 1.07 Swiss Franc, lowest since 2017 following dismal German Ifo business climate index and on safe-haven demand due to Coronavirus fears.
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Thanks @Energycentric for exhibiting at our conference yesterday!
#AcevoConf19
Many thanks to everyone who came and spoke to us at yesterday's @ACEVO National Conference to find out how we can help you save money with #GreenEnergy. Read more on this at ow.ly/PVHZ50xhSyF or contact us today via energycentric.co.uk for an informal chat.
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A shout out to the #ACEVOConf19 exhibitors: thanks for your support. Hope you have a great day. @EllisWhittam @energycentric @_CharlesStanley @Compass_Execs @STEPSociety @auditeluk @ProtectureDPO @sarasinpartners 1/2
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We're excited to be at the ACEVO Conference today alongside @Energycentric. 💡 We'll be providing advice for members on energy-saving opportunities and reduction of carbon emissions, with support from our partner Energise. #EnergyCentric #ACEVO
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We all want to protect the environment. But at the same time, green electricity has to be affordable for charities. How to balance going green and producing a smaller carbon footprint while remaining within your existing budget?
acevo.org.uk/2019/11/make-yo…
blog by @Energycentric
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Here are the latest figures behind Brexit
Countdown to Brexit: 177 days until Britain leaves the EU
Britain is set to leave the European Union on October 31.
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3 potential means for Brexit to be delayed via @Peston
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The most ridiculous chart: #China Yuan rallies in tandem w/ Shanghai Comp (on trade optimism) despite massive growth slowdown.
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UK frmr minister Nick Boles confirms he & Tory rebels will table a bill tonight giving May 3 weeks to come up w a new #Brexit deal if she is defeated tomorrow. If she can't, parliament would take over. "If she fails we are not going to allow a no-deal Brexit". /via @PolhomeEditor
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British Pound in kind of a limbo ahead of #Brexit vote in UK Parliament. The final vote is expected on Tue anytime from 19:00 GMT onwards, w/ delays expected depending on numbers of amendments or filibastering. 320 is the crucial threshold to get a deal over the line.
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European Commission looking to strengthen euro's reserve currency muscle as Dollar loses its appeal due Trump's unilateralism. reut.rs/2FVYLAd
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Global mkts start the week in Risk-On mood following US/China trade war truce even though 90d ceasefire didn't resolving structural issues. Dollar drops, Bond yields jump. Oil soars following Saudi-Russian accord and Alberta supply cut on hopes producers will address supply glut.
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The USA, #Russia and #Saudi Arabia together now pump more than a 3rd of the 100 million barrels of #oil the world consumes every day
#shale #Permian #Texas #energy #gasoline #petrol #fuel #crudeoil #SaudiArabia
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Interactive @ReutersGraphics : tmsnrt.rs/2Q0jV4T
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British Pound in kind of a limbo as Brexit chaos unresolved. Getting rid of me risks delaying Brexit, UK's PM May says. reuters.com/article/uk-brita…






























