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Beeston-Clarke Accountants: Charity Chatter on Money Matters - SORP 2026: Income recognition change of approach
Join Beeston-Clarke Accountants on 5th November when charity numbers specialist Steph Beeston-Clarke will be talking about charities Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP) 2026 - Income recognition change of approach.
GMEC Network Meeting
Welcome to the GMEC Network Meeting. Join GMEC for half a day of networking, learning, and collaboration.
This event is a great opportunity to share ideas, gain insights, and build relationships with others in the field. Don't miss out on this chance to grow your network and enhance you and your organisation.
Black History Month Gala and Awards
The Caribbean and African Health Network (CAHN) warmly invites you to their Black History Month Gala 2025.
This prestigious black-tie event has become a hallmark of Greater Manchester’s celebrations, bringing together individuals, organisations, and businesses to honour the remarkable achievements and contributions of the Caribbean and African communities.
Shared Learning Event – Building community trust in preventive healthcare
Our Business GM, Greater Manchester’s Directory for empowering the social economy is partnering with systems change agency, Noisy Cricket, to bring together and share learning around community-engaged healthcare.
Greater Manchester Sports Club Conference 2025
Calling all Grassroots Sports Clubs and Groups in Greater Manchester!
Join Greater Manchester Moving for their very first Sports Club Conference – a day to connect, learn and be inspired with others who help keep grassroots sport alive and thriving.
Whether you’re a coach, on the committee, or helping with anything in between. This event is for you.
Who can attend: Anyone involved in running a grassroots sports club in Greater Manchester.
Maximum two people per club. This is to give as many clubs as possible the chance to join.
NBWL Elevate Session – The Cost of Black Excellence: A Talk on Legacy, Liberation, and Leadership
What is the emotional cost of Black excellence?
How do we lead without self-sacrifice?
And what would it mean to succeed on our own terms, not the ones we inherited or were expected to uphold?
In this powerful and deeply personal session, Workplace Wellbeing Strategist and Coach Natasha Williams invites Black women to reflect on the invisible pressures, cultural expectations, and emotional toll that often come with being a Black woman in leadership.
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