Jackie Ballard

Jackie Ballard

RNID appointed Jackie Ballard as its chief executive in July 2007 after she had spent five years at the helm of the RSPCA.

She had previously been a Liberal Democrat MP for Taunton, a county and district councillor for Somerset, and a further education lecturer and adult basic education organiser.
Ballard has a BSc in social psychology from London School of Economics and spent one year studying in Iran. She is also a trustee of WSPCA.

 

 

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