Grant #125767 to The Connection Hub
Buisness Planning Consultant
Paid
Grant #125767
Submitted by Mark Blake•Approved by Connor Elliott
Mar 1, 2023
Request Details
Payment for buisness orginisation to Jude
£400.00 GBP
Total amount £400.00 GBP
Additional Information
Paid to
Mark Blake@mark-blake
payout method
Bank account
Details
********By Mark Blake
on Expense created
Expense scheduled for payment
Expense processing
Expense paid
Expense Amount: £400.00
Payment Processor Fee: £0.00
Net Amount for The Connection Hub: £400.00
Collective balance
Expense policies
Expense policies
Business Overheads
Rules of Conduct
Except for the wages and the investment into developing your staff so they can develop the biggest impact on the community and the service users, the revenue generated by the business cannot be used for personal benefit under any circumstance. To manage expenses, they must be reviewed with the board of the organisation and approved by someone else who is not proposing it.
Business Expenses
The employees of the Connection Hub will need to spend the money to make sure to spend money with sustainability in mind. Investing in equipment that is good quality, that can be reused, and that benefits the biggest number of people. We have startup capital from the backers of Blagrave Trust and the sole goal of investing that capital into making a sustainable organisation that can create the biggest impact for the most significant amount of people. When dealing with the expenses, the employees and the management of the Connection Hub must ask themselves the following questions.
What's the risk-reward ratio for investing in a particular resource?
Is this equipment or a resource that can be reused?
If the resource can't be reused, is this for the longevity of the Connection Hub or for increased social impact for the biggest number of people?
Have you adequately budgeted it to ensure that the business's finances will not go into the red?
Is everything you are considering buying geared toward maximising Connection Hub Stability and social impact for the neurodiverse community?
The Categories of Expensdure within the Connection Hub are as follows. Online Community Hosting, Event Equipment, Wages, Community Investment, Long Term Financial Investment. For the connection hub, we need to consider games consoles, board games, empowerment-based events, staff wages, staff training and overall investment in the staff and the impact.
Except for the wages and the investment into developing your staff so they can develop the biggest impact on the community and the service users, the revenue generated by the business cannot be used for personal benefit under any circumstance. To manage expenses, they must be reviewed with the board of the organisation and approved by someone else who is not proposing it.
Business Expenses
The employees of the Connection Hub will need to spend the money to make sure to spend money with sustainability in mind. Investing in equipment that is good quality, that can be reused, and that benefits the biggest number of people. We have startup capital from the backers of Blagrave Trust and the sole goal of investing that capital into making a sustainable organisation that can create the biggest impact for the most significant amount of people. When dealing with the expenses, the employees and the management of the Connection Hub must ask themselves the following questions.
What's the risk-reward ratio for investing in a particular resource?
Is this equipment or a resource that can be reused?
If the resource can't be reused, is this for the longevity of the Connection Hub or for increased social impact for the biggest number of people?
Have you adequately budgeted it to ensure that the business's finances will not go into the red?
Is everything you are considering buying geared toward maximising Connection Hub Stability and social impact for the neurodiverse community?
The Categories of Expensdure within the Connection Hub are as follows. Online Community Hosting, Event Equipment, Wages, Community Investment, Long Term Financial Investment. For the connection hub, we need to consider games consoles, board games, empowerment-based events, staff wages, staff training and overall investment in the staff and the impact.
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Collective balance
£65.94 GBPFiscal Host:
The Social Change Nest