Hospice infantil de bolas de boloes anunciou que Trevor Johnson foi nomeado como o novo executivo -chefe da instituição de caridade. Katharine House Hospice, uma instituição de caridade que fornece cuidados paliativos especializados para adultos com condições de limitação de vida em North-Oxfordshire e South-Northamptonshire. Quem está muito familiarizado com o setor de cuidados paliativos, estou empolgado por liderar bolotas e ajudar a instituição de caridade, pois ele trabalha em direção à sua ambição de alcançar ainda mais famílias com os cuidados de que precisam. It’s an honour to join this cause, and I’m very much looking forward to working with the fantastic teams across the charity to take Acorns forward over the coming years.”
Trevor will take up his position at Acorns in March next year and replaces Toby Porter, who stepped down as Acorns CEO in September after six years at the helm.
Trevor will join Acorns from his current position as CEO of Katharine House Hospice, a charity which provides specialist palliative care for adults with life-limiting conditions across North-Oxfordshire and South-Northamptonshire.
Speaking of his appointment, Trevor said: “I am absolutely thrilled to be appointed Chief Executive of Acorns, a charity which delivers such vital care and support to hundreds of children and families across the region every year.
“As someone who is very familiar with the hospice sector, I’m excited to be leading Acorns and helping the charity as it works towards its ambition to reach even more families with the care they need.
“Acorns is a place where families can build memories and encounter support they often didn’t even know was there, at a time when they needed it most. It’s an honour to join this cause, and I’m very much looking forward to working with the fantastic teams across the charity to take Acorns forward over the coming years.”
Acorns, which opened its first hospice in Birmingham in 1988, provides specialist palliative care to babies, children and young people across the West Midlands and Gloucestershire. In the past year, the charity has cared for more than 700 children and supported more de 900 famílias, incluindo os enlutados. Realizamos um rigoroso processo de seleção e meus colegas curadores e eu ficamos extremamente impressionados com a energia e a experiência de Trevor e a maneira como ele demonstrou seu compromisso com a visão da instituição de caridade. nós. ”
Mark Hopton, Acorns Chairman, said: “We are delighted to have appointed Trevor as our new Chief Executive. We undertook a rigorous selection process and my fellow Trustees and I were extremely impressed by Trevor’s energy and experience and the way he demonstrated his commitment towards the charity’s Vision.
“We very much look forward to welcoming Trevor to Acorns in March next year, to take Acorns forward as we build upon the first year of our three-year Strategy and ensure we can continue providing vital care to any child and their family who needs us.”
Sobre Trevor Johnson
Trevor Johnson cresceu no leste de Londres e Essex e começou sua carreira no varejo com várias marcas líderes. Em 2010, surgiu a oportunidade de ele se mudar para o setor de caridade, juntando -se aos Hospices Hospices em Essex como Diretor de Comércio. tornou -se diretor de geração de pessoas e renda antes de aceitar o papel de CEO no Katharine House Hospice em Banbury, Oxfordshire em março de 2021.
Over time, Trevor expanded his remit, becoming Director of People at the charity, achieving the Investors in Volunteers accreditation in 2015 and the Queen’s Award for Volunteering in 2017.
After a spell of seven months as acting CEO in 2019, Trevor became Director of People and Income Generation before accepting the role of CEO at Katharine House Hospice in Banbury, Oxfordshire in March 2021.
Trevor vive em Worcestershire com sua esposa de 24 anos e um gato chamado bo.
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To find out more about Acorns, visit www.acorns.org.uk
