Computer Aid International appoints Director of Business Development
Howard Lake | 12 September 2004 | News
Computer Aid International, the non-profit supplier of refurbished Pentium class computers to schools and community organisations in developing countries, has appointed Richard Kendall as Director of Business Development.
Richard will be responsible for overseeing and managing the PC donations process, which will include streamlining and increasing current supplies. He will also oversee the finance, human resources (HR) and facilities management.
Richard joined Computer Aid International from youth charity Raleigh International where he held the position of Director of Resources for more than ten years.
Richard said: “The upcoming Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive which became EC law in February 2003 and will become UK law by Autumn 2004 has made many companies and individuals rethink their PC disposal strategy. Once the law is ratified we are hoping that a charitable donation will be seen as the quick and easiest solution to WEEE-compliance.”
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