Chris has a substantial track record of delivery. Over the last 20 years Chris can evidence generating considerable sums into the third sector in Lincolnshire. Over the same period he can also demonstrate a substantial contribution to the community life of both Lincolnshire and the wider region. As a consequence of this work Chris has established broad links across the County and wider region. To explore Chris's work as a photographic artist please go here.
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Chris has received the title Children & Young Peoples Advocate in recognition of his continuing work in this field. In November he presented his annual report (above) which was accepted at the full City Council Meeting. The Lincolnshire Children & Young Peoples Strategic Partnership have asked him to present the report to their December Meeting. After 10 months as a Service Manager covering maternity with the leading and prestigious third sector charity The Red Cross in Lincolnshire Chris became available from June 2011 for new contracts and and has been accepted by a major charity supporting vulnerable people to work with them on a "bank contract".
Chris can offer:
- Substantial experience of management and leadership
- Qualified Manager at Post Graduate MBA Diploma (DMS) level
- Recent and regular training in Government policy intitiatives
- Short-term and long-term staff development
- Innovative and reliable training solutions
- Deep understanding of how Lincolnshire and the East Midlands works
- Hundreds of contacts at all levels interested in developing the Third Sector including local, regional and parliamentary collegues
- VIP visits to projects he manages or supports
- A regular networker at Government Conferences
Local and national references available.
Do you have a temporary management vacancy?
Chris has been successfully evaluated for management support assignments by the specialists in professional temporary recruitment Venn Group Ltd; call or email Alex Johnson on 0116 2851300 for further information or via Chris on 0756 1543 648.
Chris introduces Bishop Tim, the Church of England Youth Bishop to the Lincoln Advice Centre he created. Also on the visit Marcus Coleman then Assistant Chief Executive of the County Council who funded much of the project and Paul Bott Midlands and the North Regional Director of the project charity Catch 22.
