Paul  Amadi

Paul Amadi

Paul Amadi became NSPCC’s director of fundraising in January 2010. Previously he was group director of fundraising for Royal National Institute for Blind People. At the beginning of 2011 Amadi stepped down as chair of trustees for the Institute of Fundraising after two and a half years.

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Time for fundraising and charity organisations to merge?

Does the charity sector need quite so many bodies representing and regulating its activities? Paul Amadi thinks not.

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