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Free webinar: How can charities create employment opportunities for mutual benefit?

July 14, 2026

Join our practical webinar exploring how charities can build capacity and talent while also giving candidates the tools to take their next steps.

One off volunteering Tuesday 18th August, 12-1pm

This positive session will explore how charities can create employment opportunities for mutual benefit, while also sharing straightforward, actionable advice to help candidates feel more confident and better prepared.

The webinar will cover:

  • How charities can offer internships, work experience and trainee roles that support both the candidate and your organisation
  • How to stand out as an employer in a crowded job market and get noticed faster
  • How to bring great talent into the charity sector and support their transition
  • How to retain the best talent
  • Whether charities can play a bigger role in tackling the youth unemployment crisis

Speaker Ben Thompson

Having founded Thompson & Terry Recruitment in 2014, Ben spent over a decade building the business into a multi-award-winning, three-division firm and supporting hundreds of employers, from global brands and fast-growth businesses to small independents and charities, to attract, recruit and retain the best talent.

Outside of Thompson & Terry, Ben has mentored recruitment agency owners, professionals and internal hiring managers, while also hosting Oxfordshire’s only business radio show, The Business Brunch on Get Radio. He speaks with business leaders about growth, leadership and the realities of building successful organisations. Ben recently exited Thompson & Terry Recruitment and is now actively pursuing his next senior leadership opportunity.

Book your spot!

Although the webinar is free, you do need to reserve a place via Eventbrite. Zoom link details will be emailed nearer the time.

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