Ian MacQuillin Ian MacQuillin MCIoF(Dip) is the director of the international fundraising think tank Rogare, which he founded in 2014. Rogare aims to help fundraisers better use theory and evidence in by translating academic ideas into professional practice and building fundraising’s knowledge base.
He is a member of the certification committee of the European Fundraising Association, associate editor (ethics) of the Journal of Philanthropy, and visiting fellow at Kingston University Business School.
Ian is recognised as a leading thinker on fundraising ethics, having developed a new theory of fundraising ethics that seeks to balance fundraisers’ duties to both their donors and beneficiaries.
He edits the Critical Fundraising blog, writes a regular column for Third Sector magazine and regularly contributes to the specialist charity media around the world. Ian is also an in-demand speaker on the global fundraising conference circuit.
In his spare time, Ian follows both England and Ireland at cricket, collects and wears vintages clothes, mixes cocktails, and has forgotten more about The Beatles than you’ll ever know