Day: 26 May 2023

ILO equips women-led micro and small businesses with digital skills with Microsoft’s support

Stuart Mitchell

More than 30,000 women entrepreneurs in 10 countries will be helped to digitize their businesses, through a programme developed by the International Labour Organization (ILO) with Microsoft Corporation’s support. The Women in Digital Business (WIDB) initiative aims to bridge the gender digital gap and support women-led micro- and small businesses through tailored support services that take into account their different cultural, educational, and financial challenges. The ILO’s International Training Centre in Turin (ITC-ILO) has helped design the programme, which includes a range of learning paths that provide participants with a…

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PRCA Southeast Europe Network launches Chapter in Slovenia with Katja Fašink as Chair

Stuart Mitchell

The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) announced the launch of its newest Southeast Europe chapter in Slovenia under the overall chairmanship of Katja Fašink during a conference in Ljubljana. The branch follows significant membership expansion on the continent. It is the latest stage in the PRCA’s global development, building on its position as the largest PR association in the world. Katja comes to this role as an experienced strategic communicator and author awarded by DAVOS WCFA and PRO PR and nominated by Reuters, Charge, and Energy Awards. She is…

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UNESCO and Japan collaborate to expand efforts for Ukrainian media and journalists

Stuart Mitchell

Over the next few months, UNESCO will support over 40 local Ukrainian media with energy equipment and provide guidance on viable and sustainable business models and on audience engagement. Six Journalists Solidarity Centers will continue to provide safety training, psychological support and legal assistance to journalists. In addition, at least 200 journalists will receive financial assistance to continue practicing their profession. Such expanded support for Ukrainian media is made possible by a new project funded by the government of Japan. UNESCO has been involved in critical emergency measures since the…

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New data analysis company Sequoia launches catering for third sector organisations

Stuart Mitchell

Sequoia, a newly established company, has entered the charity and membership sector, offering a range of services such as data analysis, reporting, data visualization, predictive modeling, and consulting. The company aims to assist charities and membership organizations in making informed decisions by streamlining the analysis of various data sources and presenting insightful and applicable information. It leverages sophisticated data analysis methods and tools to enable organizations to enhance their efficiency, effectiveness, and overall impact. Sequoia is led by Jon Kelly, who has over 15 years of experience working with charities…

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London Marathon Foundation reaches £100 million funding milestone

Stuart Mitchell

The London Marathon Foundation reaches £100 million funding milestonere delighted to announce that we’ve reached the significant milestone of awarding £100 million to projects which inspire activity across the UK since 1981. This comes just six days before the 2023 TCS London Marathon, the 43rd edition of the world’s most popular marathon, on Sunday (23 April).  The London Marathon Foundation (previously known as the London Marathon Charitable Trust) was created in 1981 by London Marathon co-founders, Chris Brasher and John Disley, to distribute the surplus made from the London Marathon.…

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