# New Head of Policy for Fundraising Regulator, & other charity mover news

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2021/01/07/new-head-policy-fundraising-regulator-other-charity-mover-news/
- Published: 2021-01-07T13:03:32+00:00
- Author: Melanie May

**January has brought a new Head of Policy for the Fundraising Regulator, while 
the Scouts is among a number of charities announcing trustee changes in our first
mover round up of the year.**

 

 

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#### ⌊Charlotte Urwin⌉⌊Charlotte Urwin⌉Charlotte Urwin joins the Fundraising Regulator as Head of Policy

 

The [Fundraising Regulator](https://www.fundraisingregulator.org.uk/) has appointed
Charlotte Urwin as its new Head of Policy.  She joins the Fundraising Regulator 
from the Marine Stewardship Council where she was Head of Standards Policy and Assurance.
Prior to this, Urwin was the Head of Standards and Regulation at the Independent
Press Standards Organisation (ISPO). As Head of Policy, she will ensure that the
Code of Fundraising Practice remains fit for purpose and encourages good fundraising
practice across the charitable sector, as well as developing methods of public engagement
on fundraising issues.  Urwin brings a wealth of policy and charity sector knowledge
to the Fundraising Regulator, having worked at Macmillan Cancer Support as a Senior
Policy Analyst and at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Charity as a Strategy Adviser.

 

 

 

#### ⌊Jennie Price⌉⌊Jennie Price⌉Jennie Price CBE to become Scouts Chair of the Trustees

 

The [Scouts](https://www.scouts.org.uk/) have announced that Jennie Price CBE will
be Chair of the Trustees and Carl Hankinson becomes UK Chief Commissioner from September
2021. They will lead the movement’s recovery from the impact of the pandemic with
a particular focus on helping communities disproportionately affected it. Price 
was Chief Executive of Sport England between 2007 until 2018 and is currently the
independent Chair of Trustees for the Youth United Foundation. At Sport England 
she led the ‘This Girl Can’ campaign. She now has a portfolio of roles, including
chairing the International Tennis Integrity Agency, sitting on the board of the 
Canal and River Trust and being a Forestry Commissioner.

 

Carl Hankinson is to become UK Chief Commissioner, a voluntary role that leads the
163,000 adult volunteers in the UK. He has volunteered with the Scouts for more 
than a decade, both in his home county of Lancashire and nationally. He has been
a national trustee, he led West Lancashire Scouts for ten years and continues to
chair the West Lancashire trustee team.

 

 

 

#### ⌊Nick Maskell⌉⌊Nick Maskell⌉Nick Maskell appointed Mesothelioma UK Chair of Trustees

 

[Mesothelioma UK](https://www.mesothelioma.uk.com/) has appointed Professor Nick
Maskell as its new Chair of the Board of Trustees. Professor Maskell is already 
a Trustee for the charity and takes up the role of Chair following the stepping 
down of Professor Mick Peake OBE. Maskell is a Professor of Respiratory Medicine
at the University of Bristol (UoB) and Honorary Consultant Chest Physician at North
Bristol NHS Trust. He was appointed as a consultant in 2004 and leads the pleural
service at Southmead Hospital as well as being the Head of Academic Respiratory 
Unit at UoB. He has a major interest in mesothelioma, running, for example, a tertiary
mesothelioma clinic and chairing the weekly regional mesothelioma multi-disciplinary
team. He also chaired the current British Thoracic Society (BTS) mesothelioma guideline
group and was on the committee for the European Respiratory Society (ERS) mesothelioma
guidelines.

 

 

 

> Announcement: our Chief Executive [@bharatmehta18](https://twitter.com/bharatmehta18?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> is stepping down in 2021. 
> Bharat has been [@trustforlondon](https://twitter.com/trustforlondon?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> for 23 years, spearheading dozens of initiatives that have improved the lives 
> of low-income Londoners. We shall miss him! Read our statement: [https://t.co/0ERf4byftj](https://t.co/0ERf4byftj)
> [pic.twitter.com/RNVSElWT9U](https://t.co/RNVSElWT9U)
> — Trust for London (@trustforlondon) [December 22, 2020](https://twitter.com/trustforlondon/status/1341372179598983170?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

 

#### Trust for London Chief Executive to step down

 

[Trust for London](https://www.trustforlondon.org.uk/) Chief Executive, Bharat Mehta,
has decided to step down from his role in 2021. Mehta has been at the Trust for 
23 years, spearheading dozens of initiatives to improve the lives of low-income 
Londoners. He was originally appointed as the Clerk to Trustees of its predecessor
organisation – the City Parochial Foundation, overseeing the transformation to the
Trust’s current incarnation in 2010. The Board of Trustees is undertaking a recruitment
process to replace him, and details of this will be on the Trust for London’s website
in January 2021.

 

 

 

#### ⌊Dawn Austwick⌉⌊Dawn Austwick⌉London Marathon Charitable Trust appoints new Vice Chair, plus Chair for new unitary board

 

The [London Marathon Charitable Trust](https://www.lmct.org.uk/) has appointed Terry
Duddy as Chair of a new unitary board for London Marathon Events, effective from
15 December. Duddy has also been appointed as a Trustee of The Trust. Sir John Spurling
KCVO, OBE, who joined the board in 1999 and has served as Chair of London Marathon
Events and a Trustee since 2009, has been announced as the new President of The 
Trust, while in further news, Dawn Austwick, CEO of the National Lottery Community
Fund, who has served as a Trustee since 2017, has been appointed as Vice Chair of
The Trust.

 

 

 

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