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3 June 2011
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(Click on the names below to find out more about them.)
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Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator
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National Children's Bureau
The National Children's Bureau (NCB) has announced the appointment of Dr Hilary Emery as chief executive of taking over from Sir Paul Ennals on 1 August. |
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Big Society Network
The Big Society Network has announced the appointment of Steve Moore, one of its founders, as its new chief executive. Steve can be contacted on 0207 845 5895. |
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Emmaus
Former housing association boss Arvinda Gohil has been appointed the new chief executive of UK homelessness charity Emmaus. Arvinda can be contacted on 01223 576 103. |
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Ovarian Cancer Action
Current chief of the Association of Medical Research Charities Simon Denegri has been appointed chief executive of Ovarian Cancer Action to take position from Monday. You can contact Simon on 0300 456 4700 from that date. |
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East Anglian Air Ambulance
Tim Page has joined the East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA) as chief executive and will be based at Cambridge Airport alongside the crew of the EAAA's Anglia Two aircraft. Tim can be contacted at tim.page@eaaa.org.uk.
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The Retired Greyhound Trust
The Retired Greyhound Trust has appointed manager of welfare and integrity services and deputy director of regulation from the Greyhound Board, Peter Laurie, as its new chief executive. Peter can be contacted on 0844 826 8424.
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Hospital Saturday Fund
The Hospital Saturday Fund has announced appointments to two chief executive roles. Stephen Duff is the new chief executive of the HSF health plan and Paul Jackson is chief executive of the Hospital Saturday Fund. Both have worked at the HSF for over ten years.
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Fundraising and Communications
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British Waterways
Helen Ruderham has been appointed as the first head of fundraising for the new British Waterways charity, beginning on 1 August. For more information you can read the full story here. |
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Victim Support
Victim Support executive director of marketing Guy North has left the charity to join digital TV company Freeview as marketing communications director.
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Leonard Cheshire Disability
Leonard Cheshire Disability has appointed Hugo Middlemas as director of fundraising. He replaces Steve Cheshire who has worked as interim director of fundraising since December 2010. Hugo can be contacted at 0203 242 0200. |
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Rainbow Trust
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Tearfund
Former Dell France finance director Alison Hopkinson has been appointed as Tearfund's finance director to take up the post in September. Alison can be contacted via the executive assistant at alaine.meier@tearfund.org. |
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Social Enterprise London
Dr David Williams, former managing director of the New Economics Foundation, has been appointed as head of business development at Social Enterprise London. David can be contacted either at david@sel.org.uk or on 0207 332 2655.
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Community Foundation Network
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Changing Faces
Changing Faces, the UK's leading disfigurement charity, has announced the appointment of three new patrons: Lord Fellowes of West Stafford, Rory Bremner and Michelle Dockery.
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Afghan Heroes
World motorcycle racer James Haydon has announced his support as patron of Afghan Heroes.
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Me&Dee
Television star and producer David Gest has become patron of South Derbyshire charity Me & Dee, which provides seriously ill children with special moments and treats.
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British Waterways
Tony Hales, current chair of British Waterways, has been appointed as the first chair of the new charity set to run the publicly-owned inland waterways in England and Wales, (that are currently managed by British Waterways), from April 2012.
The rest of the board is comprised: Nigel Hugill and John Bridgeman of the British Waterways board; Lynne Berry, chief executive, WRVS; Jane Cotton, human resources director and deputy chief executive, Oxfam; John Dodwell, former chair, Commercial Boat Operators Association; Tom Franklin, chief executive, Ramblers; and Simon Thurley, chief executive, English Heritage.
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