The cost of giving...CEO salaries in charities...

[RainyDay]

the man is fairly well known, and was not independently wealthy prior to involvement in the charity.

Mmm it seems highly coincidental that the one man seen in Copelands is the one man who's financial history you know. Maybe he won the lotto. Maybe his wife inherited a large family home from her parents and sold it at the peak of the market. Who knows.

Don't attack a man for buying a suit. Have a look at the charity's annual report, and attack him if his salary is too high.

[dizillusioned]

the man is fairly well known, and was not independently wealthy prior to involvement in the charity.

I think one name pops to mind...

[greenjerseyman]

[QUOTE=David Cochrane;4403691]You know, I tired of the attitude by users who think starting a thread along the lines of "why don't we know x" when they could easily go and find the information themselves. These organisations can be contacted and asked too. This isn't specifically related to this OP, but there's a general trend where users don't seem interested in finding out the information, but pointing out that because they don't know, there's something shady afoot.

Users shouldn't think an OP that makes clear an absense of information should replace a quick Google. Which for example, it took me 30 seconds to find this re: Barnardos.


I dont think people care what you tire of David. Your job is to moderate the site and not comment on the quality of threads. Maybe if the OP had your past position and your Libertas connections then he would know where to find the answers! So please just moderate and keep your criticisms to yourself, thanks

[Analyzer]

This thread is really good.

It will highlight that even in a time of great despondency, that there are careers to be made in the charity sector.

stop moaning and groaning, and get yerself a well paid job in the charity business.