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Outsourcing OverviewOne of the main ways in which Charity Business can support your organisation is through the outsourcing of your finance function. It makes great business sense, as there are potentially massive savings, and operational sense as you get access to an expert team with vast experience in the charity sector.
The benefits include the delivery of clear good quality management information packs; and staff, management and Trustees can spend more time developing and delivering charitable objectives through an increase in time and money. Rather than bearing the cost of employing a full finance team, you can contract the running of the function out to a third party. We work in partnership with you to manage everything from processing invoices for payment through to managing your outstanding debt. This will relieve the pressure of dealing with time consuming supplier queries, cash flow management, reporting requests, ensuring invoices are raised on a timely bases and more importantly that debt is chase as you will have a team of fully trained finance staff to do it for you.Our financial processing services utilise a mix of a skilled and experienced financial operations team and professionally qualified accountants. The tailor-made service solutions allow organisations of all sizes to pick and choose the functions they require to meet critical strategic objectives and include:
Interested in finding out more complete our online outsourcing enquiry form or call us today on 01793 554 204 to talk us about your requirements. |
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Research findingsMark Freeman, in response to an independent study, said "Our clients save an average of 40% on back office costs. This could mean a total of £136m extra for charitable activities in the sector". Shared Services Feasibility StudyA number of leading UK charities agreed to back research by Mark Freeman in partnership with business consultants Arthur Andersen, into the concept of ‘shared services’ for charities – resulting in the launch of Charity Business in 1999.
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