Conference presentations

2019 Presentations & Keynotes

Keynote Speakers

Recordings of our keynote speakers coming soon!

• Ruth Ibegbuna – Keynote Speech – Presentation
• Baljeet Sandhu
• Naqi Haider Rizvi

Workshop Presentations

Below you will find the workshop presentations from the fantastic range of workshops presented at the Visionary Conference. If you want any more information on any of the workshops or presentations, please email us.

• Social Connections & Sight loss – Royal Blind 
• Integrated Ophthalmology Service
• Sight Loss Data Tool – Integrated Ophthalmology
• Manx Blind Welfare Society – We Made it Happen – Thurs
• Vision UK & National Strategies
• ‘Work in Progress’
• Anyone can be a Leader – Directory of Social Change
• See My Voice – Engaging Young People
• OXSIGHT Smart Glasses
• Blind Veterans UK – Breaking your own Rules
• Merging small charities
• Using Social Enterprise – Visibility Scotland
• You’re Hired, You’re Fired – Roots HR & Andy Haynes, Visionary
• Collaboration – What’s the Point
• Legacy fundraising – Keep calm and carry on – RNIB
• The Critical Role of Education – RNC
• Impact over Outcomes – Galloways
• The Sight loss MOT
• Collaboration not Competition
• Anyone can stick a bump-on on – Rehab Workers Network
• Enhancing your Services in the Digital Age – Henshaws
• Fundraising basics for the chronically overworked
• Working in Partnership

2018 Presentations

All the following presentations from Visionary’s 2018 annual conference can now be found on our Knowledge Hub. Click on the title to find the resource:

• Gaining a credible standing with the NHS
• How we can achieve positive outcomes for children and young people and their families by working in partnership
• How your organisation can encourage active lifestyles
• Introducing Vital Tech
• Making the eye health and sight loss pathway work for all
• Making the most of managing the media
• Partnership in practice: essential HR from Roots HR CIC
• Quality frameworks – why bother?
• Scaling up and social franchising: better outcomes for all
• Setting standards for vision rehabilitation
• Should charities charge beneficiaries fees for services? Review of research
• Social Media – where to start and how to get it right
• The role of sight loss councils
• The weird, the wacky and the wonderful – fundraising ideas from local to global
• Working in partnership for Children, Young People and Families