Institute of Fundraising announces its new trustees
Howard Lake | 28 June 2005 | News
The new Board of Trustees will take effect from 12 July 2005 and sees two major changes: an increase in the number of fundraising practioners and the inclusion of dedicated Board representatives from each nation; Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
7 new trustees have been elected to join the Board, they are:
Paul Amadi MInstF – Director of Fundraising, Sense
Theresa Dauncey MInstF – Chief Executive, The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery Development Foundation
Sarah Lyness – Co-Director of Fundraising and Marketing, Cancer Research UK
Jeremy Payne MInstF – Director of Fundraising and External Relations, Samaritans
Martin Price MInstF (Wales) – Consultant, Martin Price Associates
Catrin Tilley MInstF (Scotland) – Director of Development, National Galleries of Scotland
Bryan Walliker FInstF (Northern Ireland) – Regional Fundraising Development Manager & National Fundraising Manager – Northern Ireland, Diabetes UK Northern Ireland
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8 current trustees will remain on the board, they are:
(Chair) Joe Saxton MinstF – Director, nfpSynergy
Nick Brooks MInstF – Head of Not For Profit, Kingston Smith Chartered Accountants
Mike Caudrey – Honorary Treasurer and Managing Director at Blue Spark Consulting
Judith Feeney MInstF – Chief Executive of Cure Leukaemia
Olga Johnson MInstF – Chief Executive of CR Search & Selection
Andrew Nebel – Director of Marketing and Communications at Barnardo’s
Gill Wootton MInstF – Consultant, Wootton George Consulting
Alan Gosschalk – Fundraising Director of Shelter (co-opted in May this year).
Sue Douthwaite, Claire Wilson, Hugh McCaw, Maggie Mooge, Gail McAulay, Stephen Elsden and Jon Scourse will be standing down at the AGM on 12th July 2005.
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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.