Stephen Lee retains link to Kingston Smith

Howard Lake | 4 January 2001 | News

• Tagged with:
• Recruitment and people
• Research and statistics

In November last year UK Fundraising featured a news story at SocietyGuardian which suggested that Stephen Lee was to leave the Kingston Smith fundraising unit to set up a charity think-tank with Professor Adrian Sargeant. In fact, Mr. Lee will continue to support the work of the Kingston Smith Fundraising Support Unit and will provide strategic advice to clients on a continuing basis.

He will also continue as visiting Kingston Smith Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Charity Trust and Research at South Bank University.

Mr Lee commented: “I am particularly pleased that my continuing relationship with Kingston Smith will afford existing and future clients the opportunity to access the Centre’s outputs and will enable me to retain direct practitioner involvement.”

• New co-ordinator at Anti-Slavery International (11 March 2003)
  
• New development worker at Parkinson's Disease Society (18 March 2003)
  
• New Royal Patron for Shaftesbury Society (1 April 2003)
  

Related posts

UK Fundraising

8 February 2004

Temple St University Children's Hospital enjoys raffle boost

14 February 2005

Fundraising recruitment survey deadline approaches

UK Fundraising

16 February 1998

ICFM Membership survey

UK Fundraising

25 July 2005

Joe Saxton tops list of most influential people in fundraising

About Howard Lake
Howard Lake is consultant editor of UK Fundraising. He founded the site in 1994 and successfully sold it in 2022. As director of Giving X Ltd he is exploring growing giving on a massive scale. He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.