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Executive director of volunteering from early 2013
Justin Davis Smith is chief executive of Volunteering England and is to become executive director of volunteering for NCVO when the bodies merge at the end of 2012.
With over 20 years in the volunteering movement Justin has a wealth of experience and has been an adviser to the UK government, World Bank and the UN on volunteering.
He was formerly director of the Institute for Volunteering Research and is also a trustee of the youth volunteering charity v and former chair of the Nationwide Foundations.
He was a member of the Commission on the Future of Volunteering and worked with the UK government and the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG) to develop its 2012 volunteering strategy.
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With the World Cup and Wimbledon in full flow sport is at the top of the agenda in British hearts and minds. Justin Davis Smith looks ahead to what will be the UK's most important sporting event in decades to discuss how the London 2012 Olympics will drive volunteering into a new era.
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