Blog: Invisible women in fundraising 2
Topics: Leadership and strategy
Rowena Lewis
Rowena is head of fundraising and development for the Fawcett Society. She joined Fawcett in 2007 from Toynbee Hall where she held the position of grants manager. Rowena kick started her career in 2001 with two years in street fundraising. Appointed as a 2010 Clore Social Fellow, Rowena is indulging her interest in women’s experiences of working in the sector.
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The fact that 47 per cent of women at the top fundraising jobs of charities when women fill almost two-thirds of all charity jobs is shocking.
Civil society organisations should be a shining example for workplace equality. Where are all the women at the top of our profession, asks Rowena Lewis
So we learn that the typical director of fundraising in the top 100 charities by income is a 45-year-old man. But 47 per cent of fundraising directors in the top 100 are women. That doesn't mean, however,...
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