NCVO appoints new Head of Sustainable Funding
Howard Lake | 19 June 2005 | News
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Claire Glossop has been appointed as Head of Sustainable Funding at the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO), where she will manage the organisation’s Sustainable Funding Project (SFP), which encourages and enables organisations to explore and exploit a full range of funding options.
The SFP helps organisations understand sustainable funding as a process comprising best practice in a number of areas, with a particular focus on helping organisations think about ways in which they can generate income from trading goods and services.
It also works with local development agencies, policy makers and funding organisations to develop appropriate forms of funding and support that sustain voluntary action beyond short term grant dependency.
Claire joins NCVO from the British Council, where she developed cultural exchange and professional development programmes in France and Western Europe. She is also a visiting lecturer in Cultural Policy and Arts Management at London South Bank University and has a PhD in History of Art.
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