Building meaningful community relationships is essential if you want people to know the importance of the work you’re doing, to access your services, support you, volunteer for you, or just tell other people about the amazing work you are doing! This webinar provides a straightforward overview of what meaningful community engagement can look like. Refreshing you and your team on what it is and what it could be will help develop an effective approach going forward.

Strategies mean nothing if you can’t reach people, so make sure you know how to convince funders, reassure stakeholders and get partners on board in 2022 as the sector navigates new challenges.

Suitable for CEOs, senior leadership and frontline fundraising staff this practical session will give you the chance to hear from a public engagement expert and get clear on your goals and methods.

Strictly limited places – book yours today here,

Róisín Calvert-Elliott works as a Senior Associate with BTA to support charities who wish to develop a more effective approach to public and community engagement.

Róisín is a strategic and visionary thinker with over 20 years experience working in public engagement and in developing and delivering high quality community engagement programmes. She also has considerable expertise in developing public engagement strategies, establishing relationships with key external partners across communities, the public, private and third sectors and in increasing the impact and reach of charities within Scotland and overseas.

As well as her work as an independent consultant with BTA, Róisín works as a Regional Strategy Manager with the Royal Society of Edinburgh. In addition, Roisin has worked with Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society.

Other experience includes working as a Steering Group Member for Climate Action East Linton and being a Mentor with Business in the Community.

Róisín is a Member of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations.