Mark Goldring

Mark Goldring joined Mencap as chief executive in November 2008. He started his career as a VSO volunteer teacher in Borneo in 1979, and was that organisation’s chief executive from 1999 until he joined Mencap.

Goldring read law at Oxford and has a Masters in social policy and planning in developing countries from London School of Economics. He was awarded a CBE in 2008 for services to tackling poverty and disadvantage.

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Public sector cutbacks prompt Mencap redundancies

Governance | Celina Ribeiro
9 Mar 2012

Tags: Human resources | Spending Cuts and Recession

Mencap is expecting to make up to 30 staff redundant as it faces a reduction of income due to a drop in public sector work and the inability of fundraising to plug the gap.

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Two groups of disability charities unveil similar campaigns in the same week 1

Finance | Tania Mason
8 Feb 2011

Tags: Campaigns | Communications

Two coalitions of disability organisations have launched separate campaigns this week against the public spending cuts and proposed changes to the Disability Living Allowance.