Clore Social Leadership Programme selects 17 new Fellows

Governance | Tania Mason | 21 Oct 2011

The chief executive of the Daycare Trust, an RNIB trustee and Scope’s policy chief are among the 17 new Clore Social Fellows for 2012.

The 2012 intake takes the total number of Fellows to have joined the Clore Social Leadership Programme over its first three years to 47.

Dame Mary Marsh (pictured), founding director of the programme, said the new intake have “already made an impact in the social sector and all have considerable potential”.

The initial funding of £2m from the Clore Duffield Foundation for the first four years of the programme will be boosted next year by additional grants for specialist Fellowships from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Deloitte, HSBC, the Monument Trust, Nesta, Pears Foundation, Paul Hamlyn Foundation, Resolution Trust, RNIB and Standard Life.

The full list of Fellows for 2012 are:

Sam Anderson, manager, The Junction, Edinburgh
Caroline Broadhurst, director, Community Care Projects, the Rank Foundation, Preston
Ivo Gormley, creative director, thinkpublic, London
Aftab Hussain, chief operating officer, Stone Soup CIC, Nottingham
Caroline Hukins, chief executive, The Harbour, Bristol
Owen Jarvis, director, the Aspire Foundation, London
Omar Khan, head of policy research, Runnymede Trust, London
Bethia McNeill, programme Lead for Youth Transitions, the Young Foundation, London
Jitka Markova, centre manager, The Arbour, London
Marie Mumby, chief operating officer, Keyfund, Newcastle
Susan Murray, assistant director of public affairs, Scottish Council of Voluntary Organisations, Edinburgh
Bally Sappal, programme manager, NEET RE-engagement, Central London Connexions, London
Ruth Scott, director of policy & campaigns, Scope, London
Anand Shukla, chief executive, Daycare Trust, London
Eleanor Southwood, trustee, RNIB, London
Mark Walton, co-director of Partnerships & Innovation, Community Development Foundation, London
Richard Wilson, director, Izwe, London

Who's Who: Dame Mary Marsh

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