Trustee Exchange 2012
22 Feb 2012
Joint MDs appointed to Home and Gift Fundraising
Tags: Face-to-face fundraising
Milly Ahmed
Milly Ahmed has worked at face-to-face fundraising agency Gift since its inception in 2001, and became joint managing director in 2005.
Her career in the fundraising sector spans over 15 years, including previous work for the Meningitis Research Foundation and ActionAid’s NTT.
In 2008, Ms Ahmed completed the legal practise course, thus becoming a part- qualified solicitor with full membership of the Solicitors Regulatory Authority. She is also an executive member of the Public Fundraising Regulatory Association.
In Professional Fundraising’s poll 2009, Ms Ahmed was voted by readers to be the 7th most influential person in fundraising. This achievement meant she became the youngest member of the Most Influential’s top ten.
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