Kevin Carey

Kevin Carey

Kevin Carey is the chair of disability charity RNIB.

 

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Kevin Carey, chair, RNIB

As a grizzled cynic, Ian Allsop has been around long enough to have heard it all before.

Kevin Carey, chair, RNIB

Royal National Institute of Blind People chairman, Kevin Carey, considers what a move towards a conversational culture rather than a reporting culture could do for the governance of charities.

Paid trustees and unitary boards are wholly inappropriate

Is the time right for paid trustees and unitary boards? Dorothy Dalton reports.

Improving governance and board performance

This is the full text of RNIB chair Kevin Carey's speech to the Acevo annual conference on Thursday 5 November 2009.

It is disappointing to see the CEO of a major charity insisting on reducing the sector to little more than than a handmaiden and deliverer of government policy

» Sector campaigning must take a back seat to service delivery, says RNIB chair

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Carrot and stick

21 May 2012

Community isn't led by government, so why wait for it to tell you what to do, protests Robert Ashton....

How to resolve your pensions problem

21 May 2012

How do you solve a problem like a pension deficit? David McHattie tackles the issue.

Pursue pension change together

15 May 2012

David Davison mounts his soapbox to call for pensions reform.

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