We are part way through the period of Community Action Placements, hosted by organisations known to, and funded by The Rank Foundation. Our School Leadership Award Holders are required to do two Community Action Placements (CAP), [...]
The Time to Shine programme is empowering future leaders in the social sector The Rank Foundation, a charitable trust that promotes leadership development and enterprise within the social sector, is celebrating today after being awarded [...]
The Rank Foundation has announced the theme of the 2019 Annual Conference: Valuing Place: Creating Collaborative Change Rank have been investing in Place for almost 20 years, funding projects within local communities and backing [...]
Who? Lydia is one of two Memorial Award Winners, formally announced at the Enterprising Leadership Conference in 2018. Lydia originally came into contact with the Foundation back in 2016 as a Time to Shine [...]
On the 19th June The Rank Foundation launched applications for the Accelerator Event 2019. Every year we invite the Network to apply to pitch an Enterprising idea at our Annual Conference. This year, the [...]
Last week, 31 brand new Time to Shine Leaders and their managers were at The Midland Hotel in Morecambe for the 2019 launch. The cohort was split into two groups: Group 1 who attended [...]
The Rank Memorial Award was established in 2010 to commemorate our former Chairman, Mr. Fred Packard. The aim of the Memorial Award is to create an opportunity to travel and explore a specific area of personal interest, relating to our work [...]
In February, our pilot group of Rank Aspire Programme (RAP) members made their way up to the Lake District to embark on group activities and tackling the Via Ferrater. Despite some challenging weather, the [...]
In January, The Rank Foundation hosted three residential sessions for the new Time to Shine interns and their managers at the Midland Hotel, Morecambe. There were a number of close-calls with the weather forecast [...]
I think the world would be a better place if we could learn how to argue with each other better. I'm not talking about shouty and aggressive interactions; which are ultimately a combination of clamorous [...]