Kevin Carey

Kevin Carey

Kevin Carey is the chair of disability charity RNIB.

 

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Sir Thomas Hughes-Hallett

Marie Curie Cancer Care CEO Thomas Hughes-Hallett, RNIB chief executive Lesley-Anne Alexander and former Navca CEO Kevin Curley were among a host of voluntary sector figures recognised in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours List.

NPC hosts debate on payment of trustees

The importance of the ethos of the voluntary sector, and the perceived excessive regulation of charities, were some of the points discussed at a debate last night on the payment of trustees.

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

Charities should consider ditching the word 'charity' in favour of social enterprise and must begin to view themselves "more as product developers and less as campaigners", RNIB chair Kevin Carey told the CFDG conference this morning.

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

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.

Kevin Carey, chair, RNIB

RNIB chair Kevin Carey has an ambition to grow the RNIB Group into an enterprise with turnover of half a billion pounds.

Sector taskforce to outline vision for better regulation to Dame Suzi

A new Acevo taskforce that is drawing up proposals for a less stringent regulatory framework for the sector, has lined up a meeting with Charity Commission chair Dame Suzi Leather later this month to discuss its ideas.

Civil society leaders are sending out mixed messages

Civil society leaders have started the new decade and the run-up to a general election by sending out mixed messages to our political masters.

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