Home History Venue Speakers 2009 Programme Links Contact Downloads	Michael King , Chairman Stone King LLP Michael King is the Chairman of Stone King LLP and Head of its Charity & Education Unit. He was a member of the Executive Committee of the Charity Law Association from 1993 to 2006 and for 3 years was its Chairman. He speaks and writes regularly on charity matters. He has held 3 appointments as Receiver and Manager of a charity under the Charities Act 1993. He is a trustee of several charities. Publications include Charities Act 2006: A Guide to the New Law (The Law Society, 2007 – with Ann Phillips).   Telephone: 020 7796 1007 Email: MichaelKing@stoneking.co.uk Website:http://www.skslaw.co.uk     David Clark Charity Consultant Formerly an audit partner in the Charities Unit of haysmacintyre and predecessor firms, David now works as a consultant both to the firm and to charities. He is also a Visiting Professor at City University (London) in the Centre for Charity Effectiveness of the Cass Business School, where he has helped to establish the Diploma in Charity Accounting, a post-graduate qualification jointly awarded by the University and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales. He is actively involved in advising a wide range of charity sector clients on accounting and management issues and has developed a particular professional specialisation in religious charities.   Telephone: 020 8228 1142 Fax: 020 8228 1101 Email: dclark@davidclarkfca.co.uk     Kit Strachan SBJ UK Limited Kit Strachan is an Executive Director at SBJ UK Limited, Insurance Brokers, with over 20 years' experience in the insurance industry. She heads up SBJ's Religious and Charity Team and has 9 staff working with her in this specialist unit at SBJ's Kent office. Kit is responsible for the design, administration and development of insurance and risk management services for SBJ's Religious clients. This involves regular visits to review clients' insurance requirements, making sure that effective cover is placed and that claims are dealt with efficiently.   Telephone: 01474 565862 Fax: 01474 537444 Email: kit.strachan@sbjuk.com Website: www.sbj.co.uk     Richard Robinson Schroders Richard is Head of Charities and Foundations and joined Schroders in 2004. Starting in 1982 Richard managed US Equity and then Global Investment Funds at both John Govett and Rothschild Asset Management until 1999. In 1999 he was appointed head of Third Party distribution at Rothschild Asset Management. Richard has worked in the voluntary sector since 1982 and In 1994 established a UK-registered charity active in Ukraine helping those affected by Chernobyl, a cause with which he remains closely connected. Richard has a degree in Theology from Worcester College, Oxford.   Telephone: +44 (0)20 7658 4408 Email: richard.robinson@schroders.com Website: www.schroderscharities.com     Adam Halsey haysmacintyre Adam Halsey heads up our Religious Charity Unit. He specialises exclusively in charities and not for profit organisations and works with a variety of charities but predominantly focuses on religious and education charities. He mainly works in statutory audit and accountancy, but he also advises clients on internal audit training and outsourcing, financial systems reviews, recruitment of key financial personnel, new SORP implementation and policy setting. He joined the firm in 2001 from Deloitte & Touche where he spent two years in the Corporate Finance department. Before this, he trained and qualified at KPMG where he worked mainly with large well-known charities. He also spent nine months working in KPMG's Forensic Accounting department.   Telephone: 020 7969 5657 Email: ahalsey@haysmacintyre.com Website: www.haysmacintyre.com     Peter Woodhouse Stone King LLP Peter has been assisting clients in employment matters since he qualified in 1991 and advises on the full range of employment matters. He has been a partner since 2001 and joined Stone King LLP in March 2006. He is qualified as a solicitor and barrister and is the only UK solicitor on the panel of Treasury Counsel in which capacity he acts as advocate for various government departments. He was listed in The Lawyer Magazine Hot 100 UK legal professionals for 2007. He is an experienced Employment Tribunal advocate and his work has been case reported as advocate in the Employment Appeal Tribunal. He has trained and written courses for the National Institute of Trial Advocacy and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.   Telephone: 01225 337599 Email: pmw@stoneking.co.uk Website: http://www.skslaw.co.uk     Tamsin Wilkinson Stone King LLP Tamsin Wilkinson joined Stone King as a trainee in 2005 and shall qualify in April 2008. She specialises in Employment Law and has gained significant experience beyond what would normally be expected in a training contract. She advises a range of clients in the Charity sector, on both contentious and non-contentious issues. Recent work has included advising on transfers and redundancies; contracts for senior employees and self-employed contractors; drafting and reviewing handbooks and policies/procedures; and disability, race and age discrimination issues. Prior to joining Stone King she worked in the not-for-profit sector for a number of years. Our Charity clients are able to benefit from this experience and her insider's understanding of the particular challenges and concerns of the sector.   Telephone: 01225 337599 Email: tw@stoneking.co.uk Website:Stone King Sewell Charity Solicitors Bath     Sarah Wood   Sarah has a BA in Business Management and is a member of the Institute of Personnel and Development. She is a personnel generalist with over 20 years of experience. Sarah describes herself as 'committed, enthusiastic and highly pragmatic' and likes to focus on HR solutions that add value to an organisation. Sarah has worked in a wide variety of industries and environments and has significant experience in the religious sector having helped many organisations in the field with issues such as recruitment, training, performance management, disciplinary issues, contracts of employment and salary and benefits. On the corporate side her experience spans financial services, media, ICT and consulting.   Telephone: 01420 80135 Mobile: 07966 513845 Email: sarah-wood@btconnect.com     Richard Greenaway Stanley Hicks Richard joined Stanley Hicks in 1976 after gaining experience with Town and City Properties. He became a full partner in 1982 and senior partner in 1999. Richard has a wide general practice surveying background dealing principally with commercial and institutional properties where he gives advice relating to professional topics, planning and development issues and agency activities. He is particularly active in the valuation of educational property, strategic planning and estates reorganisation, very much in the role of problem solving relating to properties, their use and the maintenance of value. He has extensive experience of the application and requirements of the Charities Act 1993 and managing the process of transferring assets between charities and corporate trusts.   Telephone: 020 7248 0241 Fax: 020 7489 1380 Email: richard.greenaway@stanleyhicks.co.uk Website: www.stanleyhicks.co.uk     Fr Nicholas King   Nicholas King is a Jesuit priest, who teaches New Testament at Oxford University after many years of teaching in South Africa. He was educated at Stonyhurst and St John’s College, Oxford (where he read Classics) before joining the Jesuits (his original intention had been to practice at the Bar). He has written a number of books, including "Setting the Gospel Free", a popular account of liberation theology in a South African context, "Whispers of Liberation" an introduction to feminist study of the New Testament, "The Strangest Gospel", a study of Mark's Gospel, and, in 2004, "The New Testament Freshly Translated", a translation of the New Testament into English. The double aim of this translation was to capture the freshness of the original documents, and to make each author sound like himself. Nick loves teaching the New Testament; he is currently working on a translation of the Old Testament, and to keep himself out of trouble plays a good deal of Squash and Cricket for St John's. He is also the brother of Michael and Richard King. the application and requirements of the Charities Act 1993 and managing the process of transferring assets between charities and corporate trusts.   Email: nicholas.king@campion.ox.ac.uk Address: Campion Hall, Oxford OX1 1QS     Keith Wade Schroders Keith is the Chief Economist at Schroders based in London, responsible for the economics team and the house view of the world economy. Formulates asset allocation strategies and is based in our Multi asset group in London. Member of the Group Asset Allocation Committee. He became our senior economist responsible for international economic forecasting in early 1992. Investment career commenced when he joined Schroders in 1988 as UK economist. Prior to joining Schroders he was a researcher at the London Business School's Centre for Economic Forecasting. Member of the UK Society of Investment Professionals (UKSIP) and the Society of Business Economists. Investment Management Certificate (IMC). Member of the investment committee for Addenbrookes hospital charity fund in Cambridge. Regular contributor to the press and has co-authored a book on macro-economics for MBA students. MSc and BSc in Economics, London School of Economics.   Telephone: +44 (0)02 7658 6000 Email: keith.wade@schroders.com Website: www.schroders.com     Phillip Jukes Phillip Jukes Consultants Phillip Jukes is Director of Phillip Jukes Consultants, providing a range of services to Religious and other charities. He works with trustees on a range of issues ranging from schools, retirement funding, care home development and strategic planning. Phillip is a Charity Trustee and has had lengthy experience as a governor in both Catholic Independent and Voluntary Aided schools.   Telephone: 01420 80135 Email: PJ@pjukes.co.uk Website: www.pjukes.co.uk