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Andrew Cairns

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Andrew Cairns is the CEO of Haven Home Safe, a homelessness organisation that specialises in social and affordable housing solutions. Prior to joining Haven, he held several senior management roles including more than 19 years with the Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Group and almost five years as CEO of Community Sector Banking.

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Urgent Need to Simplify Ethical Investing

Andrew Cairns, Thursday, 1st November 2018 -  Social impact investing is already a $23 trillion global industry, but more still needs to be done to make it easier for people to ethically invest in the future, writes Community Sector Banking CEO Andrew Cairns.    

The Major Challenge of Impact Measurement

Andrew Cairns, Thursday, 4th October 2018 -  The rise of impact measurement is making the playing field for funding increasingly unfair, writes Andrew Cairns, CEO of Community Sector Banking, which has partnered with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) to build a free Social Impact Measurement Toolbox.

Innovation Is the Answer to Securing Grants

Andrew Cairns, Thursday, 6th September 2018 -  Andrew Cairns, CEO of Community Sector Banking, reveals the secret to making grant applications stand out.

Tapping Ambitious Philanthropy

Andrew Cairns, Thursday, 2nd August 2018 -  Community Sector Banking CEO Andrew Cairns offers his advice for not for profits to win over audacious philanthropists.

How Not for Profits Can Build Trust and Boost Donations

Andrew Cairns, Thursday, 5th July 2018 -  Community Sector Banking CEO Andrew Cairns offers three things not for profits can do to build trust and donations.

Why Measurement Matters for NFPs and How to Get Started

Andrew Cairns, Thursday, 7th June 2018 -  Impact measurement is something everyone in the not-for-profit sector needs to get to grips with, writes Andrew Cairns, CEO of Community Sector Banking.

Budget 2018/19: Little Relief for NFPs

Budget Opinion

Andrew Cairns, Wednesday, 9th May 2018 -  Federal budgets are an opportunity for governments to share their vision for the future. It needs to be more than just a pitch and list of activities, writes Andrew Cairns, CEO of Community Sector Banking.

Council Housing Pledge Shows the Way on DV Support

Andrew Cairns, Thursday, 3rd May 2018 -  It’s encouraging to see local councils joining the conversation about access to housing for domestic violence victims, writes Community Sector Banking CEO Andrew Cairns.

Are Strong, Sustainable Not For Profits Just A Pipedream?

Andrew Cairns, Tuesday, 10th April 2018 -  Innovation, collaboration and financial control are key to ensuring strong, sustainable not for profits in today’s world, writes Community Sector Banking CEO Andrew Cairns.

We Need to Talk About The Rising Tragedy of Homeless Elderly People

Opinion

Andrew Cairns, Thursday, 15th March 2018 -  The rising number of low-income and homeless elderly people being locked out of aged care is one that needs urgent attention, writes Andrew Cairns, CEO of Community Sector Banking.

Effective Outcomes Measurement Is More Than Just Accountability

Opinion

Andrew Cairns, Wednesday, 13th December 2017 -  Measuring outcomes isn’t just about accountability –  it can make not-for-profit organisations more effective and maximise impact, writes Andrew Cairns, Community Sector Banking CEO.

Three Ways Faith Based NFPs Can Sure Up Sustainability

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Andrew Cairns, Wednesday, 23rd August 2017 -  While the latest census shows a downturn in the number of Christians in Australia, it’s a chance for faith-based not-for-profit organisations to recalibrate and sure up long-term sustainability, writes Community Sector Banking CEO Andrew Cairns.
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