# First ever Board of Trustees for cancer charity, & other appointment news

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2023/07/24/first-ever-board-of-trustees-for-cancer-charity-other-appointment-news/
- Published: 2023-07-24T09:30:00+01:00
- Author: Melanie May

**Clatterbridge Cancer Charity has appointed its first Board of Trustees, while 
Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales has a new Director of Charity Development,
and FoodCycle CEO Mary McGrath is to step down in December. More on these and other
mover news below.**

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#### New Director of Charity Development appointed at Lloyds Bank Foundation

André Clarke has been appointed as Director of Charity Development at [Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales](https://www.lloydsbankfoundation.org.uk/).
Clarke will play a vital role in establishing and implementing Lloyds Bank Foundation’s
Building a Better Future, launched in October 2022.  Clarke’s role will focus on
the distribution of £15 million in funding each year to 600 or so small charities
across England and Wales working on some of the most complex issues. He will also
lead the Foundation’s efforts to strengthen the organisational effectiveness and
sustainability of charities through an extensive range of development support offers.

Clarke has extensive experience in grant-making, learning, and organisational effectiveness
from his time at Comic Relief, Bond, Plan International, and Save the Children UK.
He joins Lloyds Bank Foundation from BBC Children in Need, where he served as Interim
Programme Director for the We Move Fund. He is also a trustee of the Institute for
Voluntary Action Research (IVAR) and Chair of the Open and Trusting Grant-making
Initiative.

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Brian Barwick

#### Clatterbridge Cancer Charity appoints first Board of Trustees

[Clatterbridge Cancer Charity](https://www.clatterbridgecc.nhs.uk/charity/home) 
has entered a new stage of development and appointed its first ever Board of Trustees.
Heading it up is Brian Barwick OBE, who joins as Chair. Barwick was Head of Sport
for the BBC and ITV, Chief Executive Officer of the FA and subsequently Chair of
the RFL. In 2021, he was awarded an OBE in the Queen’s New Year Honours list for
services to sport and sport broadcasting. He is a native of Liverpool and alumnus
of the University of Liverpool, where he returned as a visiting professor. He was
Chair of the UCFB Advisory Board and is currently a member of Liverpool Hope University’s
Business School.

Joining him as Trustees are; Cathy Frost, Owner & CEO of Liverpool’s Panoramic 34
restaurant, who is also a Patron of the Charity, Savvas Neophytou, a specialist 
in technology and healthcare investments, Corporate Financier Stephen Stuart, Prof
Philip Wilson, an experienced leader in higher education across multiple countries
and award-winning local entrepreneur Jordan Wright. They are joined by Kathy Doran
who is also the Chair of The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust along
with the Trust’s Medical Director Dr Sheena Khanduri.

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#### Beyond the Streets co-founders to step down

Josephine Knowles and Mark Wakeling, co-founders and co-directors of [Beyond the Streets](https://beyondthestreets.org.uk/)
have announced that they are stepping down, almost 25 years after the charity’s 
launch in 1999. The pair explain their decision [in a blog](https://beyondthestreets.org.uk/a-message-from-our-co-directors/)
on the charity’s site. Beyond the Street’s trustees have begun the process of recruiting
a new leader and public recruitment will start over the coming months.

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#### Peter Babudu appointed Executive Director at Impact on Urban Health

[Impact on Urban Health](https://urbanhealth.org.uk/) has appointed Peter Babudu
as Executive Director.  Part of Guy’s & St Thomas’ Foundation, Impact on Urban Health
explores how living in cities impacts people’s health. Babudu brings with him a 
wealth of experience leading charitable organisations. In his previous role, he 
spent four years as the Assistant Director of Research and Youth Understanding at
the Youth Endowment Fund, a charity that works to keep children safe from violence.

As a lifelong Southwark resident, who spent four years as a local councillor, Babudu
is committed to the mission of Impact on Urban Health and brings vast experience
to the role.  As Executive Director, he will be responsible for shaping and delivering
Impact on Urban Health’s long-term strategy. He will also sit on the Executive Team
of Guys and St Thomas’ Foundation. Babudu takes over from Sarah Hickey, Impact on
Urban Health’s interim Executive Director. 

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Anne Tutt

#### Pancreatic Cancer UK appoints new Trustees

Three new Trustees have joined the board of [Pancreatic Cancer UK](https://www.pancreaticcancer.org.uk/)
as it launches a new strategy to double survival for the cancer by 2028: Anne Tutt,
Dr Iain Frame and Jeremy Hand, a pancreatic cancer survivor.

Tutt is a Chartered Accountant with more than 25 years of Board-level experience
across a range of sectors, including healthcare for UK and multinational groups 
and is currently Vice Chair of Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust. Tutt lost 
her husband to the disease. Dr Iain Frame has a proven track record in innovation,
organisational strategy development and delivery, having worked with a number of
medical research charities. He is keen to help improve the research environment 
and support researchers. Hand has built a successful career supporting leadership
teams and growing businesses and has founded and grown several of his own private
equity companies.

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#### Claire Wood Hill announced as new CEO of The National Brain Appeal

[The National Brain Appeal](https://www.nationalbrainappeal.org/) has appointed 
Claire Wood Hill as its new Chief Executive Officer. Wood Hill will replace Theresa
Dauncey who, in April 2023, announced her intention to step down. She brings an 
extensive background of charity experience, and is currently Director of Fundraising
and Communications at King’s College Hospital Charity. She is a senior leader with
more than a decade’s experience in board level and senior management roles including
positions at Marie Curie, Sense, Sense International and The Children’s Trust.

Wood Hill has a background in strategy creation, specifically around fundraising
and marketing and a skill set in developing a cohesive and collaborative organisational
culture. She has worked and volunteered in charities with a strong health and disability
focus, such as those connected to brain injury, neurological disorders and brain
tumours.

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#### FoodCycle CEO to step down in December

Mary McGrath MBE has announced her decision to step down from [FoodCycle’s](https://foodcycle.org.uk/)
Chief Executive position after 10 years. Since taking the helm in 2013, she has 
driven significant expansion at the charity. When she joined there were just 12 
projects and £150,000 in the bank. Now FoodCycle has 73 projects with an annual 
income of more than £1.8 million. McGrath will officially step down from her role
in December 2023 but will remain an important part of the charity, taking up her
new position as Chair of Trustees from 1 January 2024.

FoodCycle’s current Head of Programmes, Sophie Tebbetts will take over as FoodCycle
CEO at the same time. Both senior leaders have been planning the transition since
spring, in collaboration with FoodCycle’s Board of Trustees.

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#### New interim Chief Executive for St George’s Hospital Charity

Alex Botha has been appointed as the new interim Chief Executive of [St George’s Hospital Charity](https://www.stgeorgeshospitalcharity.org.uk/).
Botha has a background that spans the not-for-profit and commercial sectors and 
has spent the past 18 years working in charities in several executive roles.  His
most recent role was Interim Chief Executive Officer of Toynbee Hall and was also
Chief Operating Officer of Comic Relief from 2019 to 2022.

Botha qualified as a chartered accountant with Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) and
after some time in investment banking completed his MBA at London Business School.
He also had roles as an executive consultant for a major UK construction company
and in the business turnaround team of Deloitte. He also holds a Masters’ Degree
in Development Management and has held several charity trusteeships.

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