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Stone King and HaysMac are delighted to announce that the Catholic Charity Conference is back! Our theme this year is "Staying up to date in a Time of Change: Governance, Technology and Mission"
Our Catholic Charity Conference will offer practical updates on financial reporting and accounting, legal developments (including overseas issues and post-Budget changes), affecting Catholic organisations. Inspirational speakers will also explore wider topical issues, including financial markets and helping participants navigate change with confidence and integrity.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Date: Thursday 7 May 2026
Timings: 10:15am - 4:30pm
Church House, Great Smith Street, London SW1P 3AZ
Join us for a day dedicated to expert perspectives, engaging conversation, and building valuable connections. There will be five sessions, these include:
Session 1: Navigating Changes in Employment and immigration law for Religious Institutions
- Harriet Broughton, Partner, Stone King LLP
- Julie Moktadir, Partner, Stone King LLP
- Nick Bustin, Director, Head of Employment Tax, HaysMac
Session 2: Foundations that last: Property Law in practice
- Hugh Pearce, Partner, Stone King LLP
- Chris Sharpe, Partner, Stone King LLP
Session 3: AI Governance in Practice
- Lucas Atkin, Head of Information Law, Stone King LLP
Session 4 (Keynote): Ever Ancient, Ever New
- Richard Harries, Director, Caritas Westminster
Session 5: Investment Panel Discussion - Navigating Global Uncertainty
Investment sponsors come together to reflect on the impact of political events, global conflict and economic change on investments and how they might impact upon your charity’s investment portfolio. This session will challenge headlines and aim to offer some clarity in an increasingly uncertain world.