This week (13th- 17th November) is
Trustee’s Week!
And as always we want to take the opportunity to thank the
wonderful trustees of The Women’s Organisation for all the hard work they do to
support us. And this year, we’re going to delve a little deeper and tell you
all about some of our trustees.
We think Trustees Week sum up the importance of Trustees
perfectly. Here’s what they have to say;
‘Trustees
play a vital role in running charities, volunteering their time and working together
to make important decisions about the charity’s work. Trustees Week is an
annual event to showcase the great work that trustees do and highlight
opportunities for people from all walks of life to get involved and make a
difference.’
So, let's delve behind the board and find out about our
trustees…
Gill Moglione
Gill Moglione is the chair of the charitable arm of The Women’s
Organisation and a woman who has plenty of experience of working closely with
women! An expert in the voluntary sector, she is now focussing her time on
domestic abuse within Black, Asian, Minority and Ethnic and Refugee
communities. Gill has a background of being a pioneering and persistent woman
and we couldn’t be prouder that she’s the chair of our charitable arm. In her
own words, she is; ‘Totally dedicated to
women’s equality and progression both in and out of the workplace.’
Pat Shea Halson
Pat Shea Halson is the chair of the trading arm of The Women’s
Organisation and an entrepreneur and business woman. She first became involved
in The Women’s Organisation after undertaking one of our business courses which
she loved so much that she joined the board of directors as part of her
commitment to ensuring other women had similar opportunities to access our
support. She has been running her own successful business for over 12 years;
the Centre for Personal Development, and is a regular at 54 St James Street which
is a lovely treat for us!
Mona Navin Mealey
Mona Navin Mealey is a qualified accountant and has over 25
years of experience in the private sector! Having someone with such extensive
experience is such an honour for The Women’s Organisation, and Mona’s presence
on the board has helped The Women’s Organisation immensely and she has
undertaken lots of research which has continually helped us to develop,
differentiate and grow.
Lynn Howes
Lynn Howes is currently the Business Development Manager at the
Chartered Institute of Housing, but previously held the position of Business
Development Director for Merseyside Special Investment Fund which was developed
in 1996 in response to the fact that entrepreneurs were struggling to get the
full financial support that they needed. Lynn’s years of experience working
with entrepreneurs and businesses mean she is an absolute asset to our board!
Angela Foulton
Angela Foulton is a local entrepreneur with a particular
focus on equality, diversity and social inclusion – values that exactly match
ours! As well as being a trustee for The Women’s Organisation, Angela is also
works closely with the Liverpool Dyslexic Project Steering Group and Liverpool
Dyslexic Association, and she is keen to promote awareness of dyslexia.
Susan Oshikanlu
Sue is the Finance Manager for HEAT; the Health, Energy
Advice Team and she is extensive experience of working within the charitable
sector. Sue in her own words says; ‘I am acutely
aware of the issues faced by women in local communities and am committed to
ensuring that local services are in place to reverse this trend of social and
economic exclusion’
Maya Mitter
Maya Mitter is currently a Development Manager for La Bomba
and OLC Productions, but was previously a lecturer in Psychology and Essential
and Core Skills Communication. Maya understands the different issues that women
face at the different stages of their lives and works closely as a member of
the board to ensure that women have the support and encouragement that they
need to face these challenges.
These incredible women are just a few of our board, and we are so grateful to have all of them! Trustees Week gives us the opportunity to celebrate their hard work they do all year round, so we'd like to take a moment to say thank you! Thank you to the trustees of The Women's Organisation - You're simply fantastic!
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