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As
Managing Director of
Traidcraft plc from 1991-2001, Philip Angier can fairly claim a place
amongst the pioneers of social accounting in the UK. Traidcraft was the first UK
plc to publish independently audited social accounts in 1993. In 2000, Philip
Angier collected on behalf of Traidcraft a special award from the
Institute for Social & Ethical AccountAbility.
The
importance of social accounting and performance measurement is becoming
increasingly recognised by social and
community business and voluntary sector organisations. Philip Angier is project
leader of the Valuing the Difference project and a visiting fellow of the
Sustainable Cities Research Institute, Northumbria University.
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'Our first
Social Audit has reinforced our belief that COMTECHSA is a great idea! It has
helped us clarify what we do and why we do it... It has helped us to recognise
all the good work that we are doing and it has encouraged us to look at what we
could better in the future.'
- COMTECHSA
Social Audit |
Through the Valuing the
Difference project Angier Griffin has contributed to a sustained programme and
training and research reaching more than 300 individuals working in the social
economy organisations in the North East, has participated in the national
Quality and Impact programme led by
New Economics Foundation. Angier Griffin has also been a leading partner in
the design and development of the
Social Appraisal
toolkit.
Angier Griffin offers:
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advice and guidance on the
principles and benefits of social accounting
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training courses in social
accounting tailored to the needs of different client groups
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research expertise and
bespoke design of social reports
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independent advice born out
of practical experience
Click Here
for a recent client list.
Most social accounting
consultancy and training is delivered in partnership with other members of the
Valuing the Difference team. Angier Griffin also delivers social accounting
training on behalf of REGEN School North.
Click
here to download a copy of the Valuing
the Difference Research report
Click
here for a direct link to the Social
Appraisal toolkit |
