Hebditch joins board of CTN

Governance | 27 Mar 2009

Former Capacitybuilders chief executive Simon Hebditch has joined the trustee board of Charity Trustee Networks, the national umbrella organisation for trustees and management committee members.

Now a consultant working in the civil society sector, Hebditch was also formerly external affairs director at Charities Aid Foundation and assistant director at the NCVO. He also currently serves on the board of Social Firms UK, a social enterprise network that helps disabled and disadvantaged people find work.

Directory: Capacitybuilders | Charities Aid Foundation | Charity Trustee Networks | Charity Trustee Networks (CTN) | National Council of Voluntary Organisations (NCVO)
Who's Who: Simon Hebditch

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