Let's Talk Fundraising: why the sector’s biggest event is changing

This year’s Fundraising Convention marked the end of an era.

As the sector gathered at the QE2 Centre in London for what was announced as the final Fundraising Convention in its familiar two-day format, Let’s Talk Fundraising host Tim Beynon caught up with Katie Docherty, Chief Executive of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising, on the morning of day two to find out what’s changing, and why.

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