New judges for Charity Awards 2007

Finance | 1 Mar 2007

Five new judges have been appointed to the panel for the Charity Awards 2007. The new faces are John Low, RNID chief executive and chair of acevo, Dame Jo Williams, chief executive of Mencap, Maggie Semple, chief executive of the Experience Corps, Venu Dhupa, head of the South Bank Centre's creative innovation unit, and NSPCC chair Sir Christopher Kelly.

Past judge Anne-Marie Piper, partner at Farrer & Co, rejoins the panel. They join David Harker, chief executive of Citizens Advice, former Refugee Council chief executive Maeve Sherlock, and Bharat Mehta, clerk to the trustees of the City Parochial Foundation, as well as editors of governance and Charity Finance, Dorothy Dalton and Ian Allsop. Professor Ian Bruce, director for Cass' centre for charity effectiveness, continues as chair. For more details see www.charityawards.co.uk/judges/

Directory: Farrer & Co | Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations (ACEVO) | City Parochial Foundation | National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) | Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID)
Who's Who: Jo Williams | John Low

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